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Old 11-25-2005, 06:25 PM
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new to bottling

I have been brewing for about a year, have been kegging everything, now i
have bottled my first batch, used dextrose to carbonate in bottles,,
everything is fine except the beer is a bit sweeter tasting. Is there
anything i can do to have it come out not so sweet? Maybe a diffrent Yeast?
TIA



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Old 11-26-2005, 08:35 AM
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[QUOTE=Mitch]I have been brewing for about a year, have been kegging everything, now i
have bottled my first batch, used dextrose to carbonate in bottles,,
everything is fine except the beer is a bit sweeter tasting. Is there
anything i can do to have it come out not so sweet? Maybe a diffrent Yeast?
TIA[/QUOTE]

How long has the beer been in bottles? It might be that the yeast hasn't had
enough time to ferment all the priming sugar. Wait for a week and taste again
after that, and remember to keep the bottles in a temperature where the
yeast can work (not too cold).
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Old 11-26-2005, 05:08 PM
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Re: new to bottling

ok Thanks
been bottled for 10 days,, i will try another week or so,,
thanks

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> > I have been brewing for about a year, have been kegging everything, now
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> > have bottled my first batch, used dextrose to carbonate in bottles,,
> > everything is fine except the beer is a bit sweeter tasting. Is there
> > anything i can do to have it come out not so sweet? Maybe a diffrent
> > Yeast?
> > TIA[/color]
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> How long has the beer been in bottles? It might be that the yeast
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> enough time to ferment all the priming sugar. Wait for a week and taste
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> after that, and remember to keep the bottles in a temperature where the
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Old 11-28-2005, 05:53 AM
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[QUOTE=Mitch]ok Thanks
been bottled for 10 days,, i will try another week or so,,
thanks
[/QUOTE]

That's probably the reason then. My last batch actually took three weeks to
carbonate. I tasted it for the first time after two weeks but it was sweet and
not fully carbonated. So I left it for another week, and after that it tasted just
as it was supposed to.
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