New Brunswick Craft Brewers Association
Uncategorized Boards => General => Topic started by: lmo506 on December 06, 2014, 03:40:01 PM
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Well due to a whole list of excuses (new business , heart attack etc.) I have beer in fermenters(25 gal) to be exact that has been there since last march. I did find time to rack it of the yeast when it should have been.should i just chuck it ,or keg it and serve it to people i dont like?
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Hey Leonard,
If you took it off the yeast on time, and it's been sealed from O2, I'd give it a whirl...probably just fine. May be past prime, but not throw away until proven.
If you can get a litre sample down to Freddy, I'd put it in a bottle for you under the carb cap, and see what it's like after carbing and let you know!
JQ
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Yea i'd give the taste test. Depending on the style, it may be fine.
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Well, Sorry to report that due to my lack of attention i could only salvage 5 gal. The liquid evaporated in the airlocks of the other ones...duh.
So 5 gal in a keg on gas and it is what it is . Stopped in at Railcar Brewing yesterday and was quite impressed at his operation. I hope he makes a go of it. BTW he needs kegs if any one has any to sell.
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Glad you salvaged a keg! Hope it turned out well.
Now time to get a new brew in the carboy!
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I hear that. :shakes:
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depending on the style of air lock, even if all the water evaporated, the beer may still be fine as long as there isn't a significant hole exposed to air.
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if you know you will leave the carboy for extended amout of time you can use vodka in the airlock instead