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yardglass
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bottling cold

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gday,
i bottled up the Wasp Lager last night.
just a quick question, does it make any difference if the beer was cold when bottled ?

Ferment had definitely finished,
14 days primary @ 11*
2 days room temp
12 days secondary @ 5*, so no worries about that side.

i took it out of the u-beaute brew box, bulk primed and bottled.

cheers
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and did you do a taste test?
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i was going to edit the post, thanks for asking.

i can't wait for this one to be ready, i drank an entire stubbie.

N.O.T.G. i reckon.

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NOTG?
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Post by Dogger Dan »

I think that is "Nothing Other Than Good" or something close.

And no, cold will not make a difference unless your bottles are really hot and you crack them.

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NOTG. Nectar of the Gods. It says it all I think!
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Post by yardglass »

thanks DD,
all i've got to worry about now is the fact that i bottled after i'd had quite a few neck oils and bulk primed 19lt with 200gm of Dex.

him bottle, go much big bang :shock:
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Post by scblack »

yardglass wrote:thanks DD,
all i've got to worry about now is the fact that i bottled after i'd had quite a few neck oils and bulk primed 19lt with 200gm of Dex.

him bottle, go much big bang :shock:
I don't prime that much but my last bottle explosion (only two bottles in 15 brews - pretty good I reckon) sent a sliver of glass two inches long, about a third the thickness of your pinkie, THROUGH the thick cardboard box it was in. Literally fired through - scary stuff.
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they go off don't they.

might have to invest in a Kevlar drinking Jacket and a Helmet with a Straw.
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Post by JaCk_SpArRoW »

yardglass wrote:they go off don't they.

might have to invest in a Kevlar drinking Jacket and a Helmet with a Straw.
Whats the alternative to having these potential bombs in your house so members of the beloved family arent injured or killed?
I cant put them in my shed cos it aint insulated! :(
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Post by grabman »

after a couple of exploding grolsch bottles the other day I placed remainder of that brew in a 25L plastic storage box with lid on! If anymore rockets go off hopefully that will contain them.

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all i've got to worry about now is the fact that i bottled after i'd had quite a few neck oils and bulk primed 19lt with 200gm of Dex.
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200 g for 19 litres will be OK I think. try to keep it cool

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cheers guys.
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