Infection?
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Definitely infected. The FG is lower than a normal ale yeast can take it, and you've got a pellicle on it.
I'd wait until the FG doesn't change any more, bottle it up and have a sour.
I'd throw away any plastic that touched this beer, and bleach bomb any glass.
I'd wait until the FG doesn't change any more, bottle it up and have a sour.
I'd throw away any plastic that touched this beer, and bleach bomb any glass.
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lacto....
carnevoodoo
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Could be. Pedio makes a similar pellicle. Sometimes it is hard to tell.
Yeah, I'm not sure if it's pedio or lacto. It could even be brett, I imagine, although I'm no expert on infections. I had a lacto infection that didn't get a pellicle, just sour and definite lacto flavor and texture.
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Yeah, either way it belongs here
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f127/pellicle-photo-collection-174033/
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