GhostShip
Junior Member
My first brew went into a PB and I didn't bother to attach the CO2 bulb that came with the starter kit. The beer has poured just fine using gravity alone, but I must admit, I do like a few bubbles in my beer (though not too fizzy). Though the beer is very nice, there is no carbonation to speak of.
Presumably, if I did attach the CO2 bulb to the barrel, I'd get some fizz?
I want to bottle the next brew and was wondering about carbonation drops. It's adding cost to the brew, but I can see how it might give more consistent results from bottle-to-bottle.
Would carbonation drops give me a bit more fizz compared to sugar, or are they really one and the same thing?
I just wondered what people's experiences were with drops and how highly they would recommend them (if at all). Am I asking too much to see some bubbles in my home brew?
Presumably, if I did attach the CO2 bulb to the barrel, I'd get some fizz?
I want to bottle the next brew and was wondering about carbonation drops. It's adding cost to the brew, but I can see how it might give more consistent results from bottle-to-bottle.
Would carbonation drops give me a bit more fizz compared to sugar, or are they really one and the same thing?
I just wondered what people's experiences were with drops and how highly they would recommend them (if at all). Am I asking too much to see some bubbles in my home brew?
