Ive had my beer bottled now for almost 5 days and its currently in a place above 18 degrees as stated in instructions. My problem is I dont really have anywhere cold to move them to. Can they be moved to a fridge at that stage or is that too cold? Thanks
Coopers Lager - Bottle conditioning help
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That's where I put mine to condition when I did the kit about a year ago. Turned out great!
The wife wasn't to happy that I'd filled the fridge with 40 odd bottles of beer tho:)
In my defense the little beer fridge I have managed to fit the small amount of food and stuff I moved there no problem
The wife wasn't to happy that I'd filled the fridge with 40 odd bottles of beer tho:)
In my defense the little beer fridge I have managed to fit the small amount of food and stuff I moved there no problem
Herbiehep
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Hi Jake
Idid one of these and kept it in the house for 2 weeks . I would try one to see if you have enough fizz cos 5 days doesn't seem long enough.Mine went out into the garage after 2 weeks which is as cold as a fridge so when you are happy with the carbonation -fridge should be OK.
Idid one of these and kept it in the house for 2 weeks . I would try one to see if you have enough fizz cos 5 days doesn't seem long enough.Mine went out into the garage after 2 weeks which is as cold as a fridge so when you are happy with the carbonation -fridge should be OK.
Thanks for the replies, thats good to know as I have a "beer" fridge in the man cave lol, so 40 bottles in there wont annoy the wife. I plan to keep it in the warm for the 2 weeks, just thinking ahead as I was just worried what to do with them for the colder part of the conditioning. Thanks guys
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