Priming with clarks maple syrup.

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wfr42

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Has anyone done it?

Ingredients listed in this as
Sugars from fruit
30% maple syrup
Natural flavouring

86% carbohydrate
76% sugar in a 180ml bottle gives 137g of sugar. (Is it as straight forward as that?)

If equivalent to table sugar that's 2.6 volumes so shouldn't be anything to overly worry about I hope.

Obviously don't want bottle bombs but about to brew my long planned maple stout and hoping this might give the maple flavour a late boost at bottling.
 
Its lovely if you use it to prime a stout,done it this week and it really smooths it out,second time I've done it,the whole 180 ml bottle for 5 gallons
Whoops I used Clarke's pure Canadian syrup when it was on offer post pancake day last year for a quid and ingredients are a little different 66.3 sugar carbohydrates,and I keg mine so no bottle bombs
 

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