Quick conditioning kits.

[itbrvilla]

As many of you may know it can be quite difficult to build up you beer supplies due to 'tasting the progress' etc. For this I would like to be recommended kits (any style) that condition relatively quickly giving me a chance to quickly build up my stock so I can then brew some more longer conditioning beers. I currently have 30 bottles of Youngs Harvest Bitter, Wilkos Cerveza in the FV and Woodforde's NOG kit which I will put on once the Cerveza is out the FV, which I will put in a PB. So does anyone have a ny good recommendations?

Many thanks

Ian

 

[RobWalker]

Coopers Original Stout is a cracking beer and ready super quickly :thumb:

 

[itbrvilla]

Coopers Original Stout is a cracking beer and ready super quickly :thumb:

Good Stuff. I've got my eye on that one!

 

[iceo]

i did a 10L brupak wheat that was drinkable after a week in the bottle if thats any help

 

[itbrvilla]

i did a 10L brupak wheat that was drinkable after a week in the bottle if thats any help

Will have a look at that for sure!

 

[iceo]

i did a 10L brupak wheat that was drinkable after a week in the bottle if thats any help

Will have a look at that for sure!

here is the brew thread, http://thehomebrewforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=45587 think it was day 6 in the bottle

 

[RobWalker]

oops, meant to elaborate a bit here...

I always find that gelatine fining has it clear overnight too, which can help a lot. mix a pack with water, microwave for 20 secs, leave it to cool and pour into keg/FV.

leaving it in the cool this time of year will definitely help it condition quicker too. :thumb:

 

[winelight]

Coopers Original Stout is a cracking beer and ready super quickly :thumb:

Yes seconded - I still remember my shock at tasting it from the FV... I couldn't believe it could be so good even before bottling.

 

[itbrvilla]

What about any lighter styles?

 

[Goat Boy]

Tom Caxton real ale has always cleared and been drinkable within a week in the bottle for me.