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Yeast Activity
This is a sort of test movie to see if I can figure out this Google Video thing with my digital camera's video function. Ideally, I'd like to post short clips of homebrewing related stuff just as I have occasionally with pictures. This clip shows the yeast activity in my Blackstrap Brown Ale. All those blobs of yeast will fall out of suspension as soon as there are no more sugars to be converted to alcohol and carbon dioxide, but right now, as you can see, they're healthily chugging away.
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