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Hey all,
Kegged 10gal of witbier this weekend and the darndest thing happened.
I'd cold crashed the wit for a few days (long story, its still hazy) and dumped the yeast. Couple days later I saw nothing in my sight-glass, went to keg, and all went smooth for the first 7.5gal or so. But then BOOM! a huge glob of yeast dropped down into the sight glass and gunked-up my transfer. I was able to fix it easy enough, but where the heck did THAT come from? Was it clinging to the walls? Did some of my Safale-134 decide to go top-side on me?
Regardless, the end the beer turned out great!
Kegged 10gal of witbier this weekend and the darndest thing happened.
I'd cold crashed the wit for a few days (long story, its still hazy) and dumped the yeast. Couple days later I saw nothing in my sight-glass, went to keg, and all went smooth for the first 7.5gal or so. But then BOOM! a huge glob of yeast dropped down into the sight glass and gunked-up my transfer. I was able to fix it easy enough, but where the heck did THAT come from? Was it clinging to the walls? Did some of my Safale-134 decide to go top-side on me?
Regardless, the end the beer turned out great!