Chocolate stout, Failure...?

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mattfuzzy

Chocolate stout, Failure...?

Post by mattfuzzy » Sun Jan 27, 2008 9:11 pm

hey people
havent been around on here for a while, been busy with new job and not brewing, hell not even drinking :( so i havent been drinking much of my homebrew at all lately, i had some of my chocolate stout the other day, hate to say this, but i think its infected, it was fine for a while after brewing but i left it in the primary for too long i think (month or two) i made sure when it went into the corni i pressurised it to the max to get all the air out and replace with co2, but dont think that worked out too well, last taste of it tasted like a very what i can only describe as thick flavour or milky flavour, also noticed a little white stuff come out the first pour from the corni, i thought this was more likely to be sediment left over so i dumped that little bit (100ml or so)
so only about 23litres of chocolate stout left, what to do, what to do.
-matt

mattfuzzy

Post by mattfuzzy » Mon Jan 28, 2008 6:24 pm

ahh thanks daab, can always count on you :D
still i think there should be about 8 other posts stating i should drink it... although i have been "finnishing up" the last (dont know how much was left) of the wherry, around 12L was "aged" for a few months since i was too busy working to drink loads (crazy i know) so its gotta be around 4 months old by now, cant wait for this brew shed of mine with AG setup, then i can do some real brews :twisted:
will post back if the stout was nice. or if it put me in hospital for the night...
-matt

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