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Posted:  05 Feb 2012 04:04
So I am to the point where I am about to put my Imp Stout into bottles, but the directions on the particular kit say i need a Final Gravity of 1.025 or less...fermentation has stopped for about 3 days now,the gravity is currently reading right around 1.039 and I am not sure what else I can do to remove some more of these sugars.

Can I:
1. add water to bring bring it down?
2. add more yeast to bring down more of the sugar content?

I would greatly appriceate any advice on the matter
Posted:  02 Apr 2012 22:21
Any updates on what you did here? Did you re-pitch more yeast?

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