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  1. R

    Accidentally "carbonated" with erythriol

    Well it is a lot sweeter than any beer I ever tasted. I decided to use it for cooking meat or something like that, it is currently undrinkable.
  2. R

    Accidentally "carbonated" with erythriol

    I will give it a shot when I arrive home.
  3. R

    Accidentally "carbonated" with erythriol

    So it happened my wife put erythriol in the sugar container and refused to inform me. I kegged my beer, but some beer remained and I decided to bottle it by priming them one by one with sucrose, which was in fact erythriol. So the question is: do I have to throw out the bottled beers? Since i...
  4. R

    Infected batch?

    Well thanks, I was thinking the same. I used chemipro oxi, filled the ferm. bucket to 1/4 and put everything in it. Shaking mad, then let it dry. Do you think I should dispose the whole set or try bleach it?
  5. R

    Infected batch?

    It is very sour, undrinkable right now. Any chance it will improve later?
  6. R

    Infected batch?

    My first attempt with extract. Fermentation was weird. No visual signs of fermentation, zero bubbling, zero krausen, but gravity fell every day, stopped at 1008 after 6 days. Now it smells weird and undrinkably sour. It was supposed to be irish stout, pitched at 22 C, fermented at 18-19 C. Used...
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