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  1. tkantro

    Fruit flies in dandelion wine

    Hi! I’m new here, first time making wine. We picked the dandelions in may, added everything and the airlock, and I just strained it all out. There must have been a couple fruit flies that got in in the few days between adding the initial ingredients and putting the airlock on the carboy. They...
    • tkantro
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    • dandelion fruit flies safe safe to drink straining wine
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    • Forum: Winemaking Forum
  2. J

    First Potentially Infected Beer

    Hello, I am new to home brewing with 2 successful batches under my belt. I recently brewed a Neapolitan Stout kit from MoreBeer (https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/714336/morebeer-neapolitan-stout - KT HERE...
  3. B

    Fruit Fly Question

    So I know when fruit flies get into your brew, it's game over for that batch. I'm wondering how to know when it's game over. I saw fruit flies around my brewing jar and hanging out on top of the cheesecloth, but I haven't seen any inside the jar. I've checked inside and I don't see anything...
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