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That mandarin one looks very much like a brett pellicle. I'm guessing the gravity will continue to trend to 1.00 on that one. The pellicle is the brett reducing the amount of oxygen getting into the beer. It likes some oxygen, but not too much.
The bee one is interesting. Also looks like a pellicle, which should mean brett, but it looks different than any of the commercial ones I've used. Maybe just because it's a smaller container. Or it's a mould that looks like no mould I've seen yet.
Small vomit/dry cheese smells early on can be good. Brett can create enzymes to turn butyric acid into ethyl butyrate, which is a tinned pineapple, tropical fruit ester. Brett. Clausenii is good at this.
The bee one is interesting. Also looks like a pellicle, which should mean brett, but it looks different than any of the commercial ones I've used. Maybe just because it's a smaller container. Or it's a mould that looks like no mould I've seen yet.
Small vomit/dry cheese smells early on can be good. Brett can create enzymes to turn butyric acid into ethyl butyrate, which is a tinned pineapple, tropical fruit ester. Brett. Clausenii is good at this.
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