Cold crashing
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crabby hermit
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Cold crashing
I added some pellet hops to an extract brew. It is now ready to keg do I wait for it to clear a bit before I keg or can I cold crash to speed up the process? If so how long do it usually take to cold crash? Thanks.
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Re: Cold crashing
Cold crashing can take quite a variable amount of time depending on the yeast and your expectations. I crash for a week and then it's ready for me to keg.
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Re: Cold crashing
Appearance is not an issue for me. Hop particles gives the beer character ,however last time I didn't wait long enough and had issues with clogged dip tubes and poppits. Thanks again for your guys help.
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Re: Cold crashing
hmmmm, I've put some pretty thick beer in my kegs, and I've never clogged a line. But I make sure there are no hops carried over.
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