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Sediment

Firblog · 2022-08-08 21:39:42

Hi, just bottled my 2nd batch using Coopers DIY Beer Kit, there was much much more sediment than with my first effort using the same kit and timings, any idea what has happened, or how I can attempt to rectify (all bottled now) Cheers

08-08-2022 10:39PM

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Hi, just bottled my 2nd batch using Coopers DIY Beer Kit, there was much much more sediment than with my first effort using the same kit and timings, any idea what has happened, or how I can attempt to rectify (all bottled now)
Cheers

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Let it settle and pour carefully. To reduce sediment before bottling, let the batch sit longer. A cooler environment helps the particles settle faster.

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