I know, another person with another infection question. It's a pliny clone been in primary for 10 days, just opened to take a first gravity reading, hit target gravity. Is this an infection, or leftover krausen/yeast?
Infected Beer?
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I'm going with "yeast rafts" until I see some consolidation patterns...
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Cheers to that! let's hope. Stow Ma huh? I just moved from Concord! Wish I knew there was another brewer nearby
Not sure what you mean by "dropping" an infection. You're not going to remove a biologically active entity just by chilling its ass
Assuming you take a couple of successive SG readings and have convinced yourself the yeast are done cleaning up after themselves, a solid crash will drop a heck of a lot of debris. But it's not going to kill an infection.
Fortunately, I don't think you're looking at an infection. Yet...
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Assuming you take a couple of successive SG readings and have convinced yourself the yeast are done cleaning up after themselves, a solid crash will drop a heck of a lot of debris. But it's not going to kill an infection.
Fortunately, I don't think you're looking at an infection. Yet...
Cheers!
Yeah. I was thinking yeast rafts till I noticed the broken ice pack patterns. Might be the start of something...
