Using 375ml bottles to brew

[Rob (Guinness Man)]

Hello all,

Just wondering how much sugar would be needed if brewing Coopers Larger in 375ml bottles and not the plastic PET bottles that come with the kit? The kit says one tablet per PET bottle but not sure for how much for the second batch I will do in 375ml bottles.

 

Thanks,

Rob

[Biermoasta]

One carb drop per 375ml bottle works fine for me! [joyful]

[philw]

Hello all,

Just wondering how much sugar would be needed if brewing Coopers Larger in 375ml bottles and not the plastic PET bottles that come with the kit? The kit says one tablet per PET bottle but not sure for how much for the second batch I will do in 375ml bottles.

 

Thanks,

Rob

 

hmm I am sure it is 2 drops for the 750ml bottles and 2 drop for the stubbies ( 375ml bottles )

 

 

[Rob (Guinness Man)]

Thanks for the replies. I think the PET bottles are two drops so it must be one for the 375ml bottles. :) I'll let you know if my base starts exploding. hahahaha [lol]

[Muddy Waters]

I am sure it is 2 drops for the 750ml bottles and 2 drop for the stubbies ( 375ml bottles )

 

I think you meant 1 drop for the stubbies Phil.

 

But, yes, definately 1 drop for your 375ml stubbies. This will give you perfect carbonation for an average beer. Some beers such as stouts or English bitters may call for less carbonation (For these people often use 1 carb drop per 740/750ml bottle). But I think I am overcomplicating a simple answer.