Over carbonated bottles

[morganamps]

I over carbonated a landlord clone. I have 2 cases of this

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What's the best way to save this?

I was thinking of opening one and timing it until it reached the correct level of flatness then apply that to the rest of the batch.

Any better suggestions?

 

[Oblivion]

I had the same problem with some turbo cider, I kept releasing the pressure of each bottle till it fizzed out to a nice carbonation, I didn't take the caps off completely just kept releasing them as the fizz settled, took about 1/2 hour to do 10 bottles, once it completely settled I took the cap off and had a little sip, it was perfect so I recapped with new caps,

its been 2 weeks and ive just had a snakebite and it tastes lovely, not sure if beer will be the same but I think if you can keep exposure to the air to a minimum and prevent it oxidising, its worth a try

 

[Bostonbrewin63]

I had the same problem with some turbo cider, I kept releasing the pressure of each bottle till it fizzed out to a nice carbonation, I didn't take the caps off completely just kept releasing them as the fizz settled, took about 1/2 hour to do 10 bottles, once it completely settled I took the cap off and had a little sip, it was perfect so I recapped with new caps,

its been 2 weeks and ive just had a snakebite and it tastes lovely, not sure if beer will be the same but I think if you can keep exposure to the air to a minimum and prevent it oxidising, its worth a try

i have also done this with good results. :cross: