Tony
Quality over Quantity
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Well we have all heard the one........ you cant warm your beer up after you have cooled it down in the fridge.
I want to know if this is true. I have seen no scientific backing of this claim.
THe reason i ask is i have been thinking of gassing up 50 liter kegs in a fridge @ 4 deg for a week to carb them and then take them out to wait for a spot in the keg fridge.
I have a backlog of firmented beer (150 liters) and dont want it sitting around in firmenters for the next 2 or 3 months waiting for a keg.
I have enough kegs to hold it all and figured if i carb it up and then let it sit all it needs is an overnight chill and its drinkable.
has anyone else been drinking a chilled keg and taken it out and let it warm up? did it hurt the beer?
cheers
I want to know if this is true. I have seen no scientific backing of this claim.
THe reason i ask is i have been thinking of gassing up 50 liter kegs in a fridge @ 4 deg for a week to carb them and then take them out to wait for a spot in the keg fridge.
I have a backlog of firmented beer (150 liters) and dont want it sitting around in firmenters for the next 2 or 3 months waiting for a keg.
I have enough kegs to hold it all and figured if i carb it up and then let it sit all it needs is an overnight chill and its drinkable.
has anyone else been drinking a chilled keg and taken it out and let it warm up? did it hurt the beer?
cheers