I've got a Brigalow cider going in a grain n grape artisinale wort fermenter (about 16L i guess) and I've got an SG 1002, the stuff is bubbling just pouring it into the beaker to test the gravity, used the Saflager yeast yellow and its been fermenting for a few weeks now, should i bottle it or let it wait longer, dont want it to be too dry, but also dont want bombs
any ideas? this is my first post in a long long while, and it was just an experiment on the side of the main brews, the last cider i did like this was a hit, with a lighter i popped the cap off over two houses one night, no joke..
thanks, b
bottling cider with some bubbles?
bottling cider with some bubbles?
You had me at dry hopping.
Re: bottling cider with some bubbles?
i guess what im asking is, do i bottle without any added sugars, or do i bulk prime as usual?
thanks, b
thanks, b
You had me at dry hopping.
Re: bottling cider with some bubbles?
Do you have a stable FG? Sounds a bit high for a saf yeast cider, but I am not sure what they put in those kits.
As for bulk priming that depends on how much carbonation you want. Some like cider to be still.
As for bulk priming that depends on how much carbonation you want. Some like cider to be still.
Re: bottling cider with some bubbles?
My ciders have all gone below 1000. I'd wait.
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Re: bottling cider with some bubbles?
yeah thanks kevnlis and chris, this one looks like its going under the 1000 mark, just wasnt sure as i havent done anything but standard brew for a while
thanks again, b
thanks again, b
You had me at dry hopping.