Rukula
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I tap all my beers on bottles, and let the bottles take care of the carbonation stage. I give them 2 weeks to build up pressure, before i put them in my fridge / beer cellar, and let it age from there.
As everybody knows, allot of beers can benefit from aging, and it got me wondering; will i get better result if i avoid popping it in the fridge? Let it age for a good while in room temperature? By doing it that way, the yeast wont be killed, like it does when cooled down..
As everybody knows, allot of beers can benefit from aging, and it got me wondering; will i get better result if i avoid popping it in the fridge? Let it age for a good while in room temperature? By doing it that way, the yeast wont be killed, like it does when cooled down..