Sorry I didn't want to post a wall of text and tried to only post the pertinent information but ended up cropping off some crucial info.
I was conditioning and pasteurizing in the bottle but due to exploding bottles, I gave that up.
My method was to put about 40 bottles into a big plastic...
I need to kill my yeast to avoid bottle bombs. I don't want to use sugar substitutes and I'm making a homebrewed soda which needs to be sweet.
I've tried pasteurizing in the bottle in a very aggressive manner but there was still a 5% failure rate. I've tried boiling the whole lot prior to...
Ok, I'll look into getting a longer line. The internal diameter is 6.5mm(not sure of the imperial) but it's just fractionally too small for the quick disconnect barb so that I had to warm the hose with a hairdryer to get it over the barb and it's super tight. I was thinking about getting an even...
Could it stabilize soda water?
I'm having trouble keeping my sparkling water carbonated. The bubbles dissipate very rapidly upon serving. I want something to fizz like a commercial soda water.
I'm force carbing at about 35.6 degrees and about 45psi. My serving line is about 10 feet.
I'm doing this semi-commercially as in making enough to sell, but I haven't got a full factory going yet. I need to fill and cap bottles pretty quickly. From what I've seen, a counter-pressure filler is too slow and laborious for doing hundreds or thousands of bottles.
Is the Beer Gun the...
I found using brown sugar did 2 things to my GB.
1.) it's extremely effective. The sugar gets converted in hours, rather than a day or 2.
2.) it doesn't taste right, ends up like treacle flavour
It's a few years later, but I'm making GB very differently to you, and I am getting a sulphur smell too.
My method is:
1. Put the following into a big plastic barrel:
strained juice (no pulp) from fresh, peeled ginger. I am also careful to include the white starch that remains in the...