active fermentation after 3 1/2 Weeks?

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Kyle66605

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I have an old ale that is still showing signs of active fermentation after 3 1/2 Weeks. I used Dennys favorite wyeast. This is my 10th batch of beer and have never had one go this long. Is this normal?
 
1450 can be a slow worker.

If you wash the yeast and use it over and over again, it becomes a bit quicker.
 
if it is just air lock activity it could just be CO2 escaping however if your are still seeing the gravity drop after 3.5 weeks or a new krausen has formed then AmandaK's correct.

How does it taste?
 
After tasting my hydrometer sample I'm happy but it still needs to age a little more, but I think it can do that in the keg
 

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