BrewSmith19
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I put a few bottles of my three week old beer in the fridge but they're not quite done yet, will they still condition properly if I bring them back up to room temperature?
Bottle conditioning after refrigeration
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lakedawgs
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Should, just give them another week or two. If no carbonation by then you might not have added enough sugar, or whatever you used.
Did you use a carbonation calculator?
Did you use a carbonation calculator?
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lakedawgs said:
I didn't but they all carbed well, they just have a bit of a green taste that I figured wouldn't really go away if in the fridge.
lakedawgs
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Sorry, I did not understand. Sure, they will condition out just fine. Put a couple in the fridge in a few weeks and see what you think.
homebrewdad
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Yep, warm them up and they will condition fine.
It's usully a good idea to only put a few bottles in the fridge at a time (i.e. the amount you will immediately drink). Leave the rest at room temp to condition.
It's usully a good idea to only put a few bottles in the fridge at a time (i.e. the amount you will immediately drink). Leave the rest at room temp to condition.
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