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Hi folks I have a small problem I could use your advice on. I bottled some of a brew and put the rest in a plastic keg. The bottles seem ok but the keg has not cleared and tastes very yeasty. What have I done wrong and is there anything I can do to salvage these 10 to 15 liters.
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Malc.
 
you could look to fine the yeasty sediment out by adding gelatine to your keg, this will drag the yeast out of suspension in 24hours or so
 
uvs166 said:
Hi folks I have a small problem I could use your advice on. I bottled some of a brew and put the rest in a plastic keg. The bottles seem ok but the keg has not cleared and tastes very yeasty. What have I done wrong and is there anything I can do to salvage these 10 to 15 liters.
Thanks.
Malc.
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How long has it been kegged is it a top or bottom tap keg?,if young it'll need longer for the yeast to settle out,it takes a tad longer than bottles
 
That's great thanks folks gives me a couple of things to try.will update in a week or two.
 

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