beerlover101 Active Member Joined 23/9/09 Messages 25 Reaction score 0 25/9/09 #1 i was wondering if any one had any expeirence with priming bottles using brown sugar?? and what were the outcomes.
i was wondering if any one had any expeirence with priming bottles using brown sugar?? and what were the outcomes.
reviled Well-Known Member Joined 8/7/08 Messages 2,365 Reaction score 2 25/9/09 #2 Its fine, you wont notice any flavour difference from white sugar or dextrose as its just for priming... Used in bigger amounts it can give off a toffee or molasses type flavour, but youd need at least a few hundred grams id say...
Its fine, you wont notice any flavour difference from white sugar or dextrose as its just for priming... Used in bigger amounts it can give off a toffee or molasses type flavour, but youd need at least a few hundred grams id say...
Nick JD Blah Blah Blah Joined 4/11/08 Messages 7,322 Reaction score 456 26/9/09 #3 If you plan to use a spoon as a measuring device, watch out for discrepancies in weight vs volume. Brown sugar is quite "fluffy". I use it once for priming and it was a bit under carbed IIRC. Couldn't taste the difference.
If you plan to use a spoon as a measuring device, watch out for discrepancies in weight vs volume. Brown sugar is quite "fluffy". I use it once for priming and it was a bit under carbed IIRC. Couldn't taste the difference.
matti Swedes Bryggeri Joined 27/5/06 Messages 1,904 Reaction score 3 26/9/09 #4 I've got a mate who brew Can of goos all the time and prime with brown sugar. Taste like Tooheys.
raven19 Homer is God Joined 24/9/08 Messages 5,297 Reaction score 23 26/9/09 #5 When bottling I use whatever sugar is available, often raw or brown sugar, both with no issues as per posts above.
When bottling I use whatever sugar is available, often raw or brown sugar, both with no issues as per posts above.