GrundleCruncher
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It's my fault, I was getting sloppy. Im pretty sure my hands were'nt clean when I was handling my racking tubes when racking to the secondary.
So I got my dirty mitts on the tube and stuck it deep in the secondary to avoid aeration.
Anyway, I've heard of the white spider leg things around the secondary that indicate infection, but I've got nickel sized cultures floating on the top and thats only after 10 hrs!
Are there varying levels of infection?
Either way I'm destroying the beer and all evidence of it. RIP delicious brew, we never got to enjoy ye.
So I got my dirty mitts on the tube and stuck it deep in the secondary to avoid aeration.
Anyway, I've heard of the white spider leg things around the secondary that indicate infection, but I've got nickel sized cultures floating on the top and thats only after 10 hrs!
Are there varying levels of infection?
Either way I'm destroying the beer and all evidence of it. RIP delicious brew, we never got to enjoy ye.