Is my beer ok? We had an earthquake!!!

[AR-Josh]

That had to aerate the beer. I think I'm going to dump it.























Just kidding.

 

[arturo7]

Don't dump it

Send it to me.

I'll dispose of it for you properly.

 

[ACbrewer]

only way I'm dumping is if it fell on the floor

 

[WhineinAlbany]

Soon as it happened, I had this mental image of my carboy full of cream ale shattered and a mess everything. Of course, it was perfectly okay.

 

[huge1s]

Soon as it happened, I had this mental image of my carboy full of cream ale shattered and a mess everything. Of course, it was perfectly okay.

shouldn't this go into the "how you know your addicted to home brewing thread"? Earthquake happens and your first thoughts are to worry about your fermenting beer

 

[Qhrumphf]

shouldn't this go into the "how you know your addicted to home brewing thread"? Earthquake happens and your first thoughts are to worry about your fermenting beer

Already posted in the "warning signs of homebrew addiction" thread. My first thought was "hey, my yeast just got roused!".

 

[blend120]

Ha, My brewing partner in crime sent me a message saying he though one of his primaries exploded. And YES! We are addicted to Home Brewing! HaHa

 

[BigTerp]

First thing I thought of was my primary spilling over in my swamp cooler. This homebrewing is getting out of control.

 

[likwidbliss]

All my bottled beer was too foamy to open. The yeast stopped fermenting and my hops spoiled.

 

[RichardJay]

My big ol bucket of beer was my first thought too. In retrospect, I should not have told this to my wife, as my response of "She probably loved it" to her concern for our 7 year old summer-camp-going daughter went over like a lead balloon.

 

[neomantra]

My first thought was "hey, my yeast just got roused!".

+1, also the first thing that came to my mind lol...

 

[statseeker]

My big ol bucket of beer was my first thought too. In retrospect, I should not have told this to my wife, as my response of "She probably loved it" to her concern for our 7 year old summer-camp-going daughter went over like a lead balloon.

Earthquakes were always my favorite rides growing up. Ahhh, the good old days.