Done it a couple of times first time was St Austell 1851 and it is still one of my best brews to date.Just came to bottle my Vienna lager and the top third is frozen. I’ll let it thaw out overnight I’m sure it’ll be ok. Only had the lagering fridge set on 2 degrees though!
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You’ve been brewing a very long time!Done it a couple of times first time was St Austell 1851 and it is still one of my best brews to date.
I would be checking out whatever you are using for temperature control, it's way off.Just came to bottle my Vienna lager and the top third is frozen. I’ll let it thaw out overnight I’m sure it’ll be ok. Only had the lagering fridge set on 2 degrees though!
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by any chance is it in a brew fridge/freezer and if so is it in a garage or outbuilding as some fridges will not operate at ambient temps below zero-ishJust came to bottle my Vienna lager and the top third is frozen. I’ll let it thaw out overnight I’m sure it’ll be ok. Only had the lagering fridge set on 2 degrees though!
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Did that once with a Lager then got a wobbly gob wife after 3 pintsGood way to up the ABV of your beer. Remove the ice leaving the alcohol behind (freezing point ~ -100C)
The brew fridge was in the garage. Don't know if the ambient temperature makes a difference, but this happened last August. I think it may have happened because it was touching the back wall of the fridge which had started to ice up. Now I try and lager at 2.5C which seems to work without icing up.by any chance is it in a brew fridge/freezer and if so is it in a garage or outbuilding as some fridges will not operate at ambient temps below zero-ish
My frozen beer turned out fine. Let it thaw out overnight. Bottled it the next day. Turned out great!Did this work out OK in the end? I'm curious as I just returned home to find my Fermzilla starting to freeze inside the fridge, air temperature inside a whopping -8.6 ℃.
Guess I won't be using the 'maximum' chill setting in future...
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What? Since ten to seven?You’ve been brewing a very long time!
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