mick8882003
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Ok I have been thinking this through for some time now... Ageing beer, how long?
Let me set out my brewing ways. Currently I intend on brewing a standard coopers for quaffing (personal) purposes and having a few nice brews (think good ag's) ready for mates. (Well to impress really.)
But the thing that has got me stumped is how long I should age the good brews, not the quaffing brews, I'm not fussy on getting them perfect.
Well I've read you can age beer for 25+ years and still get good product, so I guess my question is, how long can you age that (good) beer for and is it worth it?
The thing that annoys me is I keg, and to age properly is a decent outlay in kegs.
Let me set out my brewing ways. Currently I intend on brewing a standard coopers for quaffing (personal) purposes and having a few nice brews (think good ag's) ready for mates. (Well to impress really.)
But the thing that has got me stumped is how long I should age the good brews, not the quaffing brews, I'm not fussy on getting them perfect.
Well I've read you can age beer for 25+ years and still get good product, so I guess my question is, how long can you age that (good) beer for and is it worth it?
The thing that annoys me is I keg, and to age properly is a decent outlay in kegs.