Cold conditioning temperature

Aleik · Nov 30, 2017

Hi,

Another newbie question here. Feel free to hand me my cards!

Just leaving my beer cold for a few weeks after primary and secondary fermentation are finished. Is there an ideal temp? I imagine as long as it doesn't freeze, or revisit the 18ÃÂ°+ range. Is there a rule of thumb?

Thanks.

Bigcol49 · Nov 30, 2017

Hi!
In summer I just leave it in the brewfridge with the temperature controller switched off.
In winter I leave the FV on the workbench in the brew shed (with a tubular heater if there is a chance of freezing temperatures).

Gerryjo · Nov 30, 2017

I cold crashed a lager recently at 2ÃÂ° from 12 and raised back to 13 prior to bottling and has come out great.

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Clint · Nov 30, 2017

After carbing mine goes into the shed...it's left this time of year and I move immediate requirements to a fridge if it's warm.

foxbat · Dec 1, 2017

Aleik said:
Is there a rule of thumb?

Thanks.

Yes there is, if you want to mimic ideal cellar temperature for ales then it's 12C.

Aleik · Dec 1, 2017

OK great. I've sat it at 7ÃÂ° give or take, but I'll shove it up a little. Sorry if this has been covered a billion times, my search skills are limited. Thanks for all the replies!

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