I have my tonguesplitter with a bunch of dry hops (whole) in 40* for several days now.
oh… so nice and clear and most of the hops have settled.
should I warm up again before bottling? (plans for Saturday bottling)
thanks!
I have my tonguesplitter with a bunch of dry hops (whole) in 40* for several days now.
oh… so nice and clear and most of the hops have settled.
should I warm up again before bottling? (plans for Saturday bottling)
thanks!
I prefer to bottle cold.
I let mine return to room temperature, I figure the yeast won’t start carbing when the beer is still in the mid 30s to the low 40s and I want it going right away once the beer is bottled.