talenos
Well-Known Member
So, I went to check on my belgian pale ale that's had 2 weeks in primary, and 1 week in secondary. I got a brand new airlock Thursday, and find on Sunday, that it's sitting nicely on the shelf above with the glass carboy exposed to air.
Someone must have removed it or something, I know it's not going to kill me to drink it, but I'm just a little sad about it.
My plan is to wait another week to see if anything funky grows on it and just bottle it anyway I guess and hope it turns out ok.
The only thing I noticed was some pools of bubbles on the surface. They were present when I first went to secondary and then went away after a few days. I thought it was maybe the last of the yeast.
Anyway, is there any hope this beer will be anything else than something I might have to suffer through to get to my next batch?
Someone must have removed it or something, I know it's not going to kill me to drink it, but I'm just a little sad about it.
My plan is to wait another week to see if anything funky grows on it and just bottle it anyway I guess and hope it turns out ok.
The only thing I noticed was some pools of bubbles on the surface. They were present when I first went to secondary and then went away after a few days. I thought it was maybe the last of the yeast.
Anyway, is there any hope this beer will be anything else than something I might have to suffer through to get to my next batch?