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The one comforting thought is that to me the beer doesn't smell bad at all through the airlock (whatever that is worth). As long as it is still drinkable it will be a success to me!

Unfortunately for this batch it might be too late anyway, so a hydrometer reading will not help anything other than maybe preventing my bottles from exploding. And since I only have a 1 gallon jug, taking 100 ml. to do the test is a HUGE waste for me :D. The most important thing I have learned...

Thank you all for the quick response! I don't own an hydrometer yet. I was going to buy one for my second batch since I was under the impression that the measurement is useless unless you compare it to an initial reading of the wort before pitching (which I don't have). Am I wrong? Any tips...

Hello all! I am in the process of brewing my first ever beer, a Belgian Blond. I have already been tempted to write on a forum, but after reading a couple of posts I started to draw some conclusions. What I saw today however, has totally made me question everything, so here goes: I need some...