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Contaminated Is my beer contaminated?

I just finished fermenting a brew and I forgot to take off myremove the blow off tube which is a tube sitting in a 500 millilitereml bottle offof water, so. So when I have started sukingsucking beer out of my fermenter, I have sucked all the water from the bottle. I decided to carbonate one offof the 2 kegs at 2'C and store the other keg at 16'C. My question is: will these beer'sbeers be off.contaminated?

Contaminated my beer

I just finished fermenting a brew and I forgot to take off my blow off tube which is a tube sitting in a 500 millilitere bottle off water, so when I have started suking beer out of my fermenter I have sucked all the water from the bottle. I decided to carbonate one off the 2 kegs at 2'C and store the other keg at 16'C. My question is will these beer's be off.

Is my beer contaminated?

I just finished fermenting a brew and I forgot to remove the blow off tube which is a tube sitting in a 500 ml bottle of water. So when I started sucking beer out of my fermenter, I sucked all the water from the bottle. I decided to carbonate one of the 2 kegs at 2'C and store the other keg at 16'C. My question is: will these beers be contaminated?

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Contaminated my beer

I just finished fermenting a brew and I forgot to take off my blow off tube which is a tube sitting in a 500 millilitere bottle off water, so when I have started suking beer out of my fermenter I have sucked all the water from the bottle. I decided to carbonate one off the 2 kegs at 2'C and store the other keg at 16'C. My question is will these beer's be off.