I started with a honey brown but ended...

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Grizzant

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With an old bruin.

It obviously got contaminated, but I like duchess and such so actually I quite like what I ended up with. I am worried, however, what are my chance of glass grenades?
 
Unless it was still actively fermenting when you bottled, you should be alright. Depending on how long they've been bottled, you might want to stick the bottles in a cool, covered area out of reach of small hands or household fauna. If they've been bottled for more than 2-3 weeks, I'd say cold crash in your fridge if you're worried about bombs.

What kind of contamination are we talking about here? Sour/spoiled or musty, un-intended flavors/smells?
 
vinegar-y taste...like an old bruin. This is malt vinegar as opposed to duchesses red wine vinegar taste.
 
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