Another low alcohol beer thread, advice required

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Do you really need to kill the yeast by pasturising or is it enouch to cold crash your beer so that the yeast drops out of suspension and form a solid yeastcake at the bottom of the the bottle.
Also;
Can an infection occur if there's only CO2 present?
 
Do you really need to kill the yeast by pasturising or is it enouch to cold crash your beer so that the yeast drops out of suspension and form a solid yeastcake at the bottom of the the bottle.
Also;
Can an infection occur if there's only CO2 present?
Or just bottle it clear.

I understood alcohol doesn't have a preservative effect until it gets over 10%. Which is why beers use hops for their antibacterial properties.

Flash Pasteurisation is for commercial reasons. Nothing to do with beer?
 
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