A fly flew in my cooled wort is it ruined? Serious answers only please

[mikeysab]

Don't listen to this guy....clearly he's crazy. He replaces SOME vowels with asterisks. You don't need advice from a loon like that

 

[cheezydemon3]

Don't listen to this guy....clearly he's crazy. He replaces SOME vowels with asterisks. You don't need advice from a loon like that

WH*t Th* Hell????

 

[mikeysab]

*t's *kay. J*st settl* down. RDWH*HB

 

[GrogNerd]

aluminum kettle, plastic fermenter, flies

you're just asking for trouble

 

[ajdelange]

An Englishman, a Scotsman, and an Irishman are seated side-by-side at a bar. Each has a mug of beer in front of him....

Clearly you haven't spent much time in the isles. The Englishman would indeed protest. But the Irishman would just pound his beer. It's the Scotty who would grab the fly and yell 'Spit, ye wee bastarrrrrd!'

 

[Neil1]

Had it happen to me I brew outside , never had a problem with the beer. If all this bacteria was going to kill you you'd be dead by now. I say finish it and drink.

 

[cheezydemon3]

Had it happen to me I brew outside , never had a problem with the beer. If all this bacteria was going to kill you you'd be dead by now. I say finish it and drink.

Had a bee fly into the boil once. I spontaneously knew that GOD was telling me something. Added whatever honey I had to the boil.

 

[b-boy]

Can we please stay serious here. The is a clear solution to this issue.

If a fly lands in your beer you must put in a spider to catch the fly and then a bird to catch the spider and then a cat to catch the bird and then a dog to catch the cat and then a cow to catch the dog and then a horse of course.

And the award goes to Ramitt for best use of children's literature in a thread response on a beer forum. :rockin: