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Howdy Everyone,
My 1st batch is now in 2ndary ferment in a 6gal. glass carboy. It looks like a lot of purple yummy with a good "head" of fine bubble on top. OK for that. What I'd like to know is this: There's a thin line of milky film along about 3 or so inches of the top of the bubbles and up againest the glass. Not much at all. But only in that one spot. Is this yeast ? Maybe precipitate from bisulfite? It worries me a little because if it's bacteria I'm in trouble, right? If it's yeast should I tip the carboy a little to try to work in down into the juice or let it lie ? Andrew |
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