mpfeil8484
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Brown ale fermented for 2 1/2 weeks does this look infected its bubbly and has floaters in it
Is this an infection???!!!
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Here's a better pic
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My vote is that is totally and absolutely....normal
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oneandahalfshepherds said:
Lol I'm still new at this do you think I should bottle
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Nothing at all wrong with that..... Bottle it up and enjoy
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Looks exactly like my first one. It ended up delicious.
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Awesome indeed I will
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that beer look heavenly contaminated, box it up and send it to me!
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Extremely infected, dangerous and explosive. Send it to me for proper disposal.
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Agreed. It's just krausen left overs & yeast floaters. Take an FG test,wait 2 days,& check it again. If the numbers match,you win! 
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I tend to disagree. That looks like the byproduct of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. If you send me some samples (bottled, of course), I will conduct a thorough scientific analysis and report the results to you, free of charge.
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