I am getting ready to prime my bottles for my Dark Ale and am wondering do I need to change the quantity of sugar i normally use to prime my Coopers "Lager". I usually go for 8g white sugar per liter, which means 2 sugar cubes in a 500ml bottle. Is that the same for Ale also?
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Bottle priming Dark Ale
Re: Bottle priming Dark Ale
1/2 tsp per bottle mate. So im guessing that would be 1 sugar cube if thats what you use!
Re: Bottle priming Dark Ale
Thanks. I presume 1/2 tsp will make traditional dark ale. If I up it to 3 or 4g (4g being one tsp) I presume it wont affect the flavour, just how fizzy it is.
Re: Bottle priming Dark Ale
The sugar will ferment out making the brew fractionally stronger, but the main effect will be more Co2 so therefore fizzier.