Late night brewing causes early morning stupidity

VipertheIV · Sep 18, 2012

So I moved my brown ale to secondary and racked black IPA onto yeast cake at like 1:00 this am. Just went to check fermentation this morning and didn't see any (thought I should being on a yeast cake) so I gave it a swirl. DOH! Swirled the brown ale that has been in primary for two plus weeks that I just moved. How bad did I effect the flavor?

CastleHollow · Sep 18, 2012

You didn't. Go back to bed.

jtejedor · Sep 18, 2012

You will just need to give a day or two to resettle.

mttaylor1066 · Sep 18, 2012

IMO, won't make a bit of difference.

william_shakes_beer · Sep 18, 2012

The beer will be fine. However, you will suffer a nervous breakdown from the stress of worrying and be hospitalized for the next 3 months. By which tine your beer will be amazing.

Xpertskir · Sep 18, 2012

Depends op...when was the last time you had a tetanus shot? If its been a while, I'd worry.

VipertheIV · Sep 18, 2012

Oh, and I also pushed the bung in pretty far on the carboy with new batch, and in trying to get it out tonight broke the airlock.

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