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johnluc

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Hi all
have brewed a fullers london pride from david lines book,fermented for 7 days,transfered to second fv added gelatine and more hops left for another 7 days now ready to bottle,have read that leaving for more than 3 days in secondry fv will result in a sweeter flat beer is that correct, if so is there anything i can do
:cheers: johnluc
 
Hi Johnluc,

Not sure why it would create a sweeter beer but you would need to prime you bottles (If you are putting your beer into bottles) with a scant tea spoon of sugar in each bottle to create condition in your beer.

Are you bottling it or casking it?

:cheers:
 
paulpj26 said:
Hi Johnluc,

Not sure why it would create a sweeter beer but you would need to prime you bottles (If you are putting your beer into bottles) with a scant tea spoon of sugar in each bottle to create condition in your beer.

Are you bottling it or casking it?

:cheers:

Forgot to add once you have primed your bottles you will need to leave it in the warm for a week then leave it to condition in the cold :thumb:
 
Hi Paul
am bottleing was going to batch prime, will i need to transfer to bottle bucket or add sugar to bucket its in now
:cheers:
 

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