Just a quick question if after being in the cold garage for a few weeks my lager is flat, can I just bring it back in the warm leave it there for a few weeks then put it back into the cold, the only reason I ask is that i didnt leave it the warm long enough when i first bottled it (4-5 days) and im just a little concerned, or am i worrying about nothing.
can I ?
- Thread starter ajt24
- Start date
Help Support The Homebrew Forum:
Steve
Well-Known Member
Yes the yeast will get going again when it warms up, nothing to worry about :thumb:
morethanworts
Landlord.
Yep, no problem. Bring it back in to the warm.
I did myself recently, with a brew bottled very clear after secondary, which despite 2 weeks at 18C or so and a week in a cold shed, I realised (from the plastic tester bottle) needed longer warm. 10 days much warmer and back to the shed. The condition is now really good.
I did myself recently, with a brew bottled very clear after secondary, which despite 2 weeks at 18C or so and a week in a cold shed, I realised (from the plastic tester bottle) needed longer warm. 10 days much warmer and back to the shed. The condition is now really good.
