Bottling a batch of Home Brew Beer

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Uploaded by on Jan 3, 2007

A lot of new brewers study up and get as far as brewing a batch of beer and freak out when it comes time to bottle it. I hope to explain some of the little details here.

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  • Hi, Thanks for the video - very useful.

    Why do you brew the beer in one keg, and then transfer to another keg to bottle the beer? Why not just put a tap on the brewing keg and bottle straight from that?

    Thanks

  • @duvallrobbie

    If you bottled out of the primary fermenter, you'd have to mix in the priming sugar solution and that would kick up a lot of yeast sediment that would make it into the bottles. You could use individual portions of sugar in each bottle, but that's much more hassle than simply doing a transfer to a bottling bucket.

  • Coors light in the background? Really?

  • @Ironchefgabe

    No, not really. That's a box that held my empty bottles and it happens to say Coors light on it.

  • When using the dish washer rack, should you rinse the dishwasher first or should everything be ok as long as the bottles have been sanitized enough?

  • @lacrosse89621

    If you've just run a cycle with dishes, the rack is probably clean enough though it wouldn't hurt to spray it down with starsan just to be safe.

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  • Thanks for the tip on using the dish washer as a catch for overfilling... I can't believe how simple an idea that is; yet, I would never have thought of it!

    Does anyone bleach their bottles or just use a sanitizer solution?

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  • attach a bottle filler to the spigot of your bottling bucket. it makes things easier and forces out all the oxygen from he bottle.

  • @iceavro or use 100 % pure maple syrup

  • @iceavro google online homebrew shop and find a good one close to you they have everything you need for everything.

  • where can i get corn sugar or dextrose?

  • you do not filtrate your beer? I was told I´ve to use Diatomaceous earth filter to get a good beer... what´s your opinion?... thanks a lot for the video... sorry for the broken english.

  • Great help, thanks! :)

  • @kaput450 Thanks for the reply! I am actually bottling tonight for the first time in 2 years... I went on vacation, but I assume there will be no issues with leaving my beer in secondary for a couple weeks?

  • @duvallrobbie helps remove sediment.

  • @fatboy1271 I use bleach to sanitize, cheap and havent had a problem yet.

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