pfranco81

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I know that light can skunk your beer when it is in the bottle, but I am just now thinking (over a week into primary) about the effects of light on my carboy. It's in the corner of a closet (with no door), so is exposed to some ambient light (no direct sunlight). I was wondering if this can create some off flavors, I've put my brew through enough already, so I'd like to minimize what damage I can.

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Primary 1: NB ESB
Primary 2: NB Dry Irish Stout
Conditioning: Nothing.
Drinking : Apfelwein, and a Honey Wheat.



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Homer: The only dangerous amount is none!

BarleyWater

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Wrap a towel around it.

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Fermenting: Nada
On Tap:Cran Wit, Dr Pepper Dubbel, Cascadian Pale Ale, Dark Chocolate Stout, Imperial Stout, Brown Mild, Schwarzbier
On Board: IIPA

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thebikingengineer

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I've got a t-shirt for mine. Oddly enough it says lighting engineer even though it's job is to keep light out. A darker colored t-shirt should keep out the light very nicely.

homebrewer_99

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Old sweat shirt...

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