So, my wife and I just purchased a new house and will be moving in 5 weeks. I was planning on brewing my Christmas ale soon to give it a few months to age before taping. If I brew it and just leave in the primary, as long as I drive slow and dont tip it over, the airlock and co2 in the fermenter should keep the beer safe, right? It will prob sit for 2-3 months after we move until it gets kegged so Im not worried about it clearing, more of the oxidation. Thanks!
New House! Moving beer?
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It will be OK, I would cold crash it before racking to keg.
