luso-brewer
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Hello all,
Sorry if this has been answered but having a hard time finding the answer to my question...
I live overseas and will be returning to the U.S. for 2 months in the month of July-August, hot months. I was wanting to do a few batches of different style beers to the let them age while we are gone. However, while we are gone, windows will be closed and no A/C, nor fridge running, etc. So my question is, can I make these batches and let them age in a house around a max of 80s to low 90s? Would that be something that spoils beer? I hear higher temps are good for carbonation, does higher temps for months affect negatively the beer?
Thanks in advance for the wisdom.
Sorry if this has been answered but having a hard time finding the answer to my question...
I live overseas and will be returning to the U.S. for 2 months in the month of July-August, hot months. I was wanting to do a few batches of different style beers to the let them age while we are gone. However, while we are gone, windows will be closed and no A/C, nor fridge running, etc. So my question is, can I make these batches and let them age in a house around a max of 80s to low 90s? Would that be something that spoils beer? I hear higher temps are good for carbonation, does higher temps for months affect negatively the beer?
Thanks in advance for the wisdom.