Ok I was a little impatient and tried my first batch before completion.

[Davina]

I used flip top bottles which gave a nice pop as I opened. The beer is more sparkling than actually fizzy. Will this improve over the next few days? Tbh I don't mind the slightly sparkling but a bit more fizz would be an improvement.

 

[An Ankoù]

That's not impatient. You should try spooning it strait out of the tin à la Paddington Bear!

Seriously though. You haven't given much away. Is it a kit? What kind of beer is it? How long has it been in the bottles?
Yes it will get fizzier. Give it a couple of weeks or more rather than a couple of days.

 

[Cwrw666]

I usually start drinking my brews when they've had a week max in the warm to pressure up. To be honest I rather enjoy tasting the way they improve as they condition. Last bottle of a brew they're usually just at their peak.

 

[Obadiah Boondoggle]

As above - and the temperature at which you let them secondarily ferment will affect the amount of fizz

 

[Davina]

It's a kit from Wilko

 

[Rodcx500z]

As above, it's amazing how they change, then you pour the last one omg a little voice says wait next time

 

[TonyT]

As above, it's amazing how they change, then you pour the last one omg a little voice says wait next time

Ha! I’m glad it’s not just me running low on willpower.

 

[labrewski]

Throw another few kits on then u might get ahead of yourself

 

[Haggerma]

I usually start drinking my brews when they've had a week max in the warm to pressure up. To be honest I rather enjoy tasting the way they improve as they condition. Last bottle of a brew they're usually just at their peak.

This is going to be me lol, want to see how it develops over time.