this is just a general inquiry, not something I ever really encountered but say you wanted to bottle a hoppy beer(with big aroma).
So you brew -> ferment -> dry hop -> cold crash -> bottle prime.. In the bottle priming sequence, doesn't the yeast need to be active(so at a warm temperature) so you get carbonation? But if it is at a warm temperature, wont the hop aroma disappear quickly? After how long at room temperature would you suggest before putting the beer in a fridge?
So you brew -> ferment -> dry hop -> cold crash -> bottle prime.. In the bottle priming sequence, doesn't the yeast need to be active(so at a warm temperature) so you get carbonation? But if it is at a warm temperature, wont the hop aroma disappear quickly? After how long at room temperature would you suggest before putting the beer in a fridge?