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Would I need to chill the keg then to carbonate, and then bring it back to room temperature after it has been carbonated? Is the temperature change going to ruin the beer?

awesome! Thanks for the help! Would you say that the beer should stay good for months? Obviously when I am ready to drink it, I would hook it back up to the co2 while it was cold. Thanks again!

So if I were to just charge the keg for 10 minutes worth of co2, then release the pressure, and then charge it again, that would be enough to set it aside to be stored? Thanks again for the info!

I would rather not use the sugar method because I am trying to have less sediment in my beer. Would it be best to chill the beer, then carbonate it, and then bring it back to room temp for storage? Or should I carbonate it at room temp? Thanks!

I was planning to chill it before drinking, but not before carbonating it. Is it better to chill the beer, carbonate it, and then let it come back to room temperature? I didn't think the change in temperature would be good for the beer. Thoughts?

I am keging my for my first time this Saturday. I don't have a fridge to keep my keg in, so I was planning to carbonate it at room temperature. I then want to be able to store it at room temperature until I have a party to share it. Is it possible to carbonate the keg at room temp, and then...

Great! Thanks for the info! Also, should I cool the keg to carbonate it, and then store it in the basement? Or should I carbonate it at room temp if I am going to store it at room temp? Thanks again! Kyle

Hello, I am about to purchase a kegging system, but had a question. Last year I made 30 gallons of hard cider and wanted to keg it all, but I didn't have a place to keep 6 corny kegs cold. I am wondering if I can store beer or hard cider in a keg that has been carbonated at room temp...