So I just want to be sure that this is only the early stages of a lacto infection. Or it this the early stages of something completely different and should I be concerned?
Infected?
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Looks like C02 coming out of solution and yeast to me. English yeast strain?
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Not the bubbles. The little white blobs. This photo doesn't do them justice. I'll have to get my dslr out tomorrow and get a better photo.
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Here are some better photos
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Yeast was Wyeast-Belgian Lambic Blend 3278
Which is why I am hoping it is a Brett strain, a lacto strain, or a pedio strain as those are the ones in the yeast blend.
This beer was supposed to have another 10 months in the primary. This has only appeared after 2 months already in there. The air lock has not been dry or carboy opened for any other reason
Which is why I am hoping it is a Brett strain, a lacto strain, or a pedio strain as those are the ones in the yeast blend.
This beer was supposed to have another 10 months in the primary. This has only appeared after 2 months already in there. The air lock has not been dry or carboy opened for any other reason
Renegades_Brew said:
Well then,...you purposely "infected" the beer...everything looks fine in that case...you can expect it to get funkier looking still - probably will get a nice film/pellicle form in top and maybe some big, viscous bubbles.
Not really sure what you are worried about. You've got an infected beer just like you planned.
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Was more worried it was something other than those three.
