saq

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That looks a bit like pediococous. I say age it for a few months and see what happens. Might end up being mighty tasty!

ChrisKennedy

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2 weeks with a pellicle like that already? That seems awfully fast, especially for an accidental infection. Was it a repitch?

snowbeer

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But it's in a bucket with lots of O2 available. Nail polish means acetobacter. It has that ropey look from pedio... which is known to "clean up" after a few weeks. I would never dump! Taste it, and then taste it again in two weeks. Also the dupont saison strain which I think it what you are using is known to taste like crap for about 2-3 months and then tastes amazing after it ages.

Jaymo

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I'd be careful with that bucket. Plastic is a lot harder to get completely sanitary after it gets infected. If you're going to try any other purposefully sour/brett beers you may be able to use this, but it's usually a good idea to have any plastic gear that comes in contact w/ bacteria and/or brett set aside just for that use and maintain a seperate "clean" set of plastic for everything else.

Crazytwoknobs

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Don't toss it out. If it's not brett, you could add some. My guess would be lacto.

Either way taste it. If it's not too great (tastes sorta-infected) BOTTLE don't keg. If it tastes fine, keg it. If it's completely undrinkable, wait another two weeks, or add brett and wait another four weeks.

Just an extra .02

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ryane

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nail polish aka ethyl acetate, does not go away with time, nor will any bugs convert it to anything tasty

it really sucks when that flavor happens, i had a flanders red that was amazing one week and I planned to bottle, but didnt get around to it for ~3wks more (pellicle dropped) and from then on all you could taste or smell was nail polish remover, couldnt even blend it with something else to cover the taste, as ethyl acetate is noticeable on the palate at very very low levels