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I'm not sure where I took the idea from - most likely from these sources https://www.morebeer.com/articles/conditioning see "The final act — the conditioning phase" https://www.homebrewhedonist.com/cold-conditioning-homebrew/ Quote: the flavours blend nicely together at this stage and the bitterness...

Cold conditioning

Hi everyone, up to now I primed, bottled and left the beer just sit at fermentation temperature (64°F/18°C) for about 2 weeks (no cold crash). Having read about cold conditioning (i.e. putting the bottles into a fridge at around 32°F/0°C for 2-3 weeks), I wonder whether I should do that, too. As thi...

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