LMAO! Your reflection on the taste and texture is priceless. That's the krausen, btw. I think the trub (sp) is the sludge on the bottom of your fermenter after you've racked. If you can bring yourself to taste that, please post.
part of the hobby is having fun.. as long as the beer turned out ok , no worries. I always remove the lid when I transfer and I've never had a bad batch. Ya gotta play with your beer or you might as well go to the store and buy it. Good job.
mate thats just silly to have the lid open like that on a fermenting beer. The co2 protective layer has been disturbed and your dirty fingers have been submersed. Not to mention wild yeast thats just flated in...good luck anyway,hope it tastes good
I was transferring to seconday right after this, I didn't think it would matter much. Probably next time I'll leave the lid on till after trans to secondary.
I just did the exact same thing an hour ago with my first batch ... though I waited until everything was racked into the secondary. Even then, I used a spoon.
Not bad, pretty tasty but the texture was weird. Really starchy.
I thought that stuff was called krausen?
mattsarg 2 years ago
that's not trub dude... the trub is at the bottom lol
rooty2t 2 years ago
That's the 2 girls 1 cup of homebrew - Nasty!!
dynablow10 2 years ago
Thanks for satisfying my own curiosity.
HerpAndFriends 3 years ago
LMAO! Your reflection on the taste and texture is priceless. That's the krausen, btw. I think the trub (sp) is the sludge on the bottom of your fermenter after you've racked. If you can bring yourself to taste that, please post.
GST90 4 years ago
I've actually scooped it with a spoon and eaten it. It really isn't bad - kinda bitter, wierd texture.
Sandizza 4 years ago
Not that I'm gonna start putting this on top of my corn flakes, but any side effects? You know, uh... down the line?
GST90 4 years ago
yeah i know the stuff you mean thats what you get in health food shops. brewers yeast, it has a vegemite taste.
but i suppose americans wouldnt know what this black aussie sludge is.
i guess like marmite?
steviebboy69 3 years ago
part of the hobby is having fun.. as long as the beer turned out ok , no worries. I always remove the lid when I transfer and I've never had a bad batch. Ya gotta play with your beer or you might as well go to the store and buy it. Good job.
NBMonkey 4 years ago
mate thats just silly to have the lid open like that on a fermenting beer. The co2 protective layer has been disturbed and your dirty fingers have been submersed. Not to mention wild yeast thats just flated in...good luck anyway,hope it tastes good
kingveebee 4 years ago
I was transferring to seconday right after this, I didn't think it would matter much. Probably next time I'll leave the lid on till after trans to secondary.
Thanks - Andrew
TheDragonHelix 4 years ago
I just did the exact same thing an hour ago with my first batch ... though I waited until everything was racked into the secondary. Even then, I used a spoon.
Not bad, pretty tasty but the texture was weird. Really starchy.
Sandizza 4 years ago
why? why? why? why? why?
rossdavis1 4 years ago
Just to try and see what it is like! Thats why we brew isn't it? :)
THanks - Andrew
TheDragonHelix 4 years ago
INFECTION.
if you are using buckets never open the lid till you have racked into a secondary. fist remove the stopper and syphon.
...not to mention OXIDATION.
good luck with your next batch
pirateale 4 years ago
DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
12GSlug 4 years ago