Pear Cider is very cloudy??

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HI all, total newbie.. I did a wherry first that was fantastic, so I tried a pear cider home brand from wilkos .. now I might have made a massive mistake, when I bottled it after it stopped bubbling , I put it somewhere cooler in bottles instead of leaving it in the warm a bit:sick:. checked 2 weeks later and it is really still very cloudy. I have moved them all back into warmer quarters its only been about 2 days but nothing has changed. I have I made a Henry Hallsup of it or will they eventually clear? I used Wilko brewing sugar (dextrose) in the mix and then batch primed it by boiling a cup of water putting in 80 g of brewing sugar boiling , cooling, chucked it in new fv syphoned cider into it and bottled.. any tips ,:?: advice (,or ridicule:rofl:) .. welcome

oops just realised I might have posted this in wrong part of forum, sorry I am new here.. mods can you move to right place If I have dropped a ..errrr clanger
 
I have beers/ciders that have taken months instead of weeks to go clear.

I always do the same, two weeks in the warm to get secondary fermentation going again. The move somewhere cooler for conditioning.

Some yeast takes longer to drop out of suspension (it's flocculation). Some ingredients just make the green (new) beer more cloudy!

Like most issues with brewing, time is the great healer!

Patience really is a virtue.

Btw, my mate from Bristol only drinks cloudy scrumpy! He wont drink it any other way!!!
 

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