moose123

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I was taking out the hops after dry hopping in my keg for 7 days and my son thought it would be a good idea to chuck his lego in the beer. I removed the lego quickly. It is a double ipa abv is 9.5 and obvioulsy was fully fermented. Do i have to worry about contamination from the lego??

mixedbrewer

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nope

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moose123

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Thank you!

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No, but you should name it something lego.

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That 9.5% content should take care of anything. but I agree. A lego label is appropriate.

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was it a red LEGO? I think the red ones are ok, but yellow or green may cause unwanted flavors

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"Lego my Pale Ale"

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How many holes in the bottom of the lego? The less holes the less likely for contamination.

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You know, after tasting a beer, I have often thought, "Hmmmm.... needs more lego." Glad to read someone has followed through with experiments in dry lego-ing.

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