cweston
Well-Known Member
I'm thinking of doing a partial-mash Octoberfest as a first attempt at mashing. I don't have lagering capabilities, so I'd have to use European Ale yeast.
My basement corner "beer cellar" is a very constant 59-61 degrees.
My question: should I go ahead and brew it this spring, as is traditional, and store it (at 59-61 degrees) over the summer, or is there no real benefit to the long storage without a lager yeast and lager temps?
My basement corner "beer cellar" is a very constant 59-61 degrees.
My question: should I go ahead and brew it this spring, as is traditional, and store it (at 59-61 degrees) over the summer, or is there no real benefit to the long storage without a lager yeast and lager temps?