Does this look normal?

[BiboEstVivo]

Just finished brewing a cream utopia ale in which I also added an additional 1lb of light dme, and this is what it looks like immediately after adding to carboy. I have seen this coagulated looking stuff in prior brews, but never this much. Is this normal?


http://www.flickr.com/photos/26438433@N02/5443584732/

<img src="http://api.photoshop.com/v1.0/accounts/b6e50ccbea864ea1b82ac00fc9bec723/assets/558d61e2a549405bbd922ce2d6a5c2a5" width="3872" height="2592"/>

 

[Revvy]

"you must be lon\gged on to search"

SOrry....But I'm sure even without looking at it that you are fine.

 

[dfc]

I don't have a flickr account... If you have photobucket you can use that.

 

[fezzersc]

"But I'm sure even without looking at it that you are fine.

Nice!

 

[BiboEstVivo]

here is a photo uploaded to my photoshop account

http://www.photoshop.com/users/DerrickBrasington/assets/558d61e2a549405bbd922ce2d6a5c2a5

 

[Revvy]

Nice!

Why would it be any different than 99.995% of these threads? It is nearly impossible to f this brewing up, so why should it be anything other than new brewer hypochondria?

I look at what, 12 of these a day, 7 days a week, for how many years, and could maybe count on 1 finger, in all those pictures any incident where it actually was something to be concerned about.

 

[Revvy]

here is a photo uploaded to my photoshop account

http://www.photoshop.com/users/DerrickBrasington/assets/558d61e2a549405bbd922ce2d6a5c2a5

It's called fermentation.

Like I said, it's fine. Fermentation is smelly, ugly and scary looking on NORMAL days.

 

[zeb]

looks like my last batch did.. its normal, it reminds me of clouds until the angry yeast monsters turn those calm sky's into tornadoes and hurricanes...

wow I went a little strong there, oh well

 

[BiboEstVivo]

Thank you all for your patient considerate reassurances. You know some less considerate @$$holes might come on here and give someone a hard time. But I guess you guys realize that this is the beginners forum and show extra patience. Thank you again!

 

[fezzersc]

I'm on my first batch, and I am glad it is in a bucket so I can't see it.
I lookedat your thread cause I wanted to see all the different things I should look for,
and could not get the picture and then I read what Revvy said and it made me chuckle a little.

I'm one week in the bucket so far. I press the lid every so often to get a sniff from the airlock.