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  1. Melver

    A stout - afraid to bottle it - HELP

    @Trialben Yes it is. @White Haus Brews Thank You. After a few days of rousing it now I have it for 2 days at 1.026. Tomorrow if it is the same I shall bottle it. I enjoy drinking it even without bubbles while I measure it :) My apartment is getting small for the hobby. But it is fun
  2. Melver

    A stout - afraid to bottle it - HELP

    Yap..there is where I have found it. Tnx :)
  3. Melver

    A stout - afraid to bottle it - HELP

    Will try that. I have found somewhere priming calculator. Thanks again and have a great afternoon.
  4. Melver

    A stout - afraid to bottle it - HELP

    Thank You..You've been a big and quick help. One last thing, do I add more sugar in the bottles or is this already enough?
  5. Melver

    A stout - afraid to bottle it - HELP

    You were right. This is measured just now. 1.030. Just now. On the SG side it says 1.036 This is with tap water, little below 1.000
  6. Melver

    A stout - afraid to bottle it - HELP

    All my measuring was and is done with a hydrometer. I just got a refractometer a couple of days ago and it doesn't seem to be calibrated properly but like I mentioned, can not find destilled water.
  7. Melver

    A stout - afraid to bottle it - HELP

    First of all, thank You for the quick reply. Yes, pre-boil gravity was a sample of first runnings, cca 5 gallons. It ended as a 6.08 gallons of wort. (I added boiled second sparge water to the primary f.) I understand all the things I did wrong, when and where. I'd say that you might want to...
  8. Melver

    A stout - afraid to bottle it - HELP

    So..brewed my first ever batch...no recipe...most of the rules ignored... Wanna bottle now but I am afraid to do it and here is why: What I used and how: My pot fits 20 L easily - dark munich malt 3.487 kg (22ebc) - black malt 0.225 kg (1500ebc) - roasted barley 0.675 kg (1450ebc) - chocolate...

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