How many fermenters (or gallons) do you have going?

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Re: How many fermenters (or gallons) do you have going?

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bpgreen wrote:I like that Herb mentioned cold conditioning. I think it gets short shrift a lot of the time.

I never thought it had any value until I got stuck out of town with some beers that were supposed to be in the fridge for four days and were in for almost 2 weeks. The difference was pretty obvious.
Ain't that the truth.

After years without a dedicated beer fridge ... I had been unable to cold condition more than a few bottles at a time and for only a week at best. Now ... once they're carbed ... into the fridge they go where they spend a minimum of two weeks chillin.' As you point out ... the difference cold conditioning makes is obvious ... especially the clarity.
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Re: How many fermenters (or gallons) do you have going?

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Couldn’t agree more with cold conditioning. And it comes natural with kegging.


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