OG was 0051 and FG was 0011. Used CML belgian ale yeast and fermented at room temp.
Used table sugar in hot water and put this in my bottling bucket before siphoning in. Beer is still cloudy after sitting for 11 days. I'm not especially sharp on attenuation
Hi there
Did my first belgian blonde and wanted to be patient. Let it ferment for 2 weeks in primary (no airlock activity) then let it sit in secondary for a week.
Bottled with priming sugar and 10 days on there is little/no carbonation.
What have I done wrong and what should I do?
Tha ks
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Anyone else experienced this?
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Thanks
Darren