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    Yellowish-green liquid on top of stopper?

    I've decided it must be star san that reacted with something. Not sure what happened, but I'm relieved that my beer isn't ruined!
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    Yellowish-green liquid on top of stopper?

    I've had my first lager in the fermentation chamber (freezer) for about a week. I've been checking on it regularly and it's been fermenting fine and has a nice krausen on it. There have been fine bubbles of sanitizer building up on top of the airlock, but it has not needed a blow off tube...
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    Fizzy beer with no head

    paddington, I have since brewed an EPA, and while the taste is only so so (definitely needs more hops), the fizziness and off tastes are better this time. Changes I made: sanitized with iodophor, didn't use all the priming sugar, and cleaned extra well. I've also been working on my pouring...
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    Fizzy beer with no head

    Just finished brewing the EPA. Used IO Star for sanitizing (will probably get Star San next time, but I liked how there was no foam with IO Star). If this batch has the same fizzy characteristics of the previous brews I may try filtering my tap water next time. The other thing that I thought...
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    Fizzy beer with no head

    Lots of good comments, thanks for your ideas. I am definitely not fermenting too warm, if anything I may be fermenting too cold, but I try and keep the temp in the mid-60s. The kits are coming off the shelf at either Northern Brewer or Midwest Brewing. Its possible one or two weren't the...
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    Fizzy beer with no head

    I've been extract brewing off and on for a couple of years, using kits from either Northern Brewer or Midwest (a red ale, amber ale, brown ale, and a couple of weiss beers). I do a partial boil, then primary fermentation for at least a week (usually more, I try and use a hydrometer), secondary...
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