sbcallstar
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Hi, I justed finished my second batch, a Belgian Carmel Wit.
My first was an IPA, turned out great.
Anyway, what I did, without even thinking about it, was taste a little sample that I pulled from the cooled wort, then I dumped it into my yeast mix (I used dry yeast, warm it up about 30 min before pitching, and add a little of the wort about 10 min before dumping it into the carboy)
About 5 min later I realized that I totally drank(sipped) from the container that had the wort in it, then dumped it into my yeast.
I know that our mouths are pretty much chock full of bacteria (who brushes twice a day?), so I'm wondering if I am gonna be in trouble with contamination now.
Please let me know your thoughts, thanks
Nick
My first was an IPA, turned out great.
Anyway, what I did, without even thinking about it, was taste a little sample that I pulled from the cooled wort, then I dumped it into my yeast mix (I used dry yeast, warm it up about 30 min before pitching, and add a little of the wort about 10 min before dumping it into the carboy)
About 5 min later I realized that I totally drank(sipped) from the container that had the wort in it, then dumped it into my yeast.
I know that our mouths are pretty much chock full of bacteria (who brushes twice a day?), so I'm wondering if I am gonna be in trouble with contamination now.
Please let me know your thoughts, thanks
Nick