Hey guys,
I am fairly new to kegging ( about ten brews )
I was led to beleive that keg beer still needs to age before carbonating like a bottle does.
Some people say that the carbonating is instant aging ?
Usally i will leave my brew in the primary for 10 days than rack to the keg, chill it overnight then gas it for 30 hrs or so.
I want to have a special all malt beer for X mas and was thinking of kegging it now and storing for a few mths before carbonating.
Will this age the beer like in a bottle ? or beeter off CC for that same peorid ?
Is carbonating istant aging ??
I guess that the keg is just a big bottle and it is better off out of the fridge for as long as possible ?
Cheers
I am fairly new to kegging ( about ten brews )
I was led to beleive that keg beer still needs to age before carbonating like a bottle does.
Some people say that the carbonating is instant aging ?
Usally i will leave my brew in the primary for 10 days than rack to the keg, chill it overnight then gas it for 30 hrs or so.
I want to have a special all malt beer for X mas and was thinking of kegging it now and storing for a few mths before carbonating.
Will this age the beer like in a bottle ? or beeter off CC for that same peorid ?
Is carbonating istant aging ??
I guess that the keg is just a big bottle and it is better off out of the fridge for as long as possible ?
Cheers