cooling lager to 44F

[villiam]

If you can't get a lager down to 44F using a Wort chiller can you put it into a fridge without any harm to the beer an use the coldness of the fridge to cool it to the 44F an then pitch the yeast ?????

[Henning1966]

mods this is a double post all ready asked please remove

[Mylo]

If you can't get a lager down to 44F using a Wort chiller can you put it into a fridge without any harm to the beer an use the coldness of the fridge to cool it to the 44F an then pitch the yeast ?????

Can you go away???? Nobody here is going to answer your question. You are a troll and you have outstayed your welcome. Good day, sir!


Mylo

[meisterofpuppets]

[seanhagerty]

Yes you can do this. Some folks say they worry about infection, but if you feel your sanitation is pretty good, you can do it and pitch after it has cooled off.

Sean

[Crut]

Yes you can do this. Some folks say they worry about infection, but if you feel your sanitation is pretty good, you can do it and pitch after it has cooled off.

Sean

the only thing i would worry about is the fridges fan picking something up while its recirculating the air around. just me though.

[rhino777]

So did you finally decide to diacetyl rest it?

[Thirsty Mallard]

If you can't get a lager down to 44F using a Wort chiller can you put it into a fridge without any harm to the beer an use the coldness of the fridge to cool it to the 44F an then pitch the yeast ?????

No. Die.