Bottle Spunding
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- Big Monk
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Re: Bottle Spunding
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Re: Bottle Spunding
You could just do what a lot of German homebrewers do. Use "speise" (nourishment).
Save a given amount of unfermented wort and add that a bottling time. You need to take your beer temperature at bottling and the residual CO2 into account.
Wheat beer brewers do this a lot, and it's more relaxed since you have a bit more control when to bottle.
It will certainly use up any O2 left in the headspace.
Save a given amount of unfermented wort and add that a bottling time. You need to take your beer temperature at bottling and the residual CO2 into account.
Wheat beer brewers do this a lot, and it's more relaxed since you have a bit more control when to bottle.
It will certainly use up any O2 left in the headspace.
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Re: Bottle Spunding
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Re: Bottle Spunding
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Re: Bottle Spunding
Thank you for that. I'll check it out in the morning.
At ale temps, transferring would occur at or around 3-4 gravity points above terminal.
At lager temps, it's more like 2-3.
At ale temps, transferring would occur at or around 3-4 gravity points above terminal.
At lager temps, it's more like 2-3.
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act, but a habit.” Aristotle
"Messieurs, c’est les microbes qui auront le dernier mot." Louis Pasteur
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Re: Bottle Spunding
Here is a link to the quick writeup I did on bottling:
https://cathedralofbeer.files.wordpress ... unding.pdf
https://cathedralofbeer.files.wordpress ... unding.pdf
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Re: Bottle Spunding
I plan on trying the process outlined in the PDF above on my initial batches of Helles.
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