BeerBorg

So I decided to cold crash my Trippel . It's been in the LBK for 3 weeks, and I have it now moved to the garage where the temp is low. I'll bottle in a few days. I'm excited to see this one comes out.

I've got two in line for cold crashing...I gotta eat the rest of this turkey.

Brewbirds wrote:I've got two in line for cold crashing...I gotta eat the rest of this turkey.

that's what got in my way too....although I did take a sample of the Trippel , we will see how this turns out.....

I got 10 gallons to cold crash.. I think I'll just set it outside, and hope it doesn't freeze it.

Yankeedag wrote:I got 10 gallons to cold crash.. I think I'll just set it outside, and hope it doesn't freeze it.

And if it does, you will have 10 gallons of "eisbock" It's a win either way.

russki wrote:

Yankeedag wrote:I got 10 gallons to cold crash.. I think I'll just set it outside, and hope it doesn't freeze it.

And if it does, you will have 10 gallons of "eisbock" It's a win either way.

dang, my plan has been found out...

Glad to see you are up and running and able to brew the 10 gallons "Dag.

Hope all is well in Washington State.

Oh and I guess I'll be having BB2 looking into "eisbock" as it starts getting colder here.

It's in the bottle! Took a small sample, I think this one is going to need to condition for awhile.....

Expect to condition it for at least a few months, being a high ABV beer.

philm00x wrote:Expect to condition it for at least a few months, being a high ABV beer.

I could definately taste the ABV......