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vincemike

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Good morning ☀️
I just brewed my first Pilsner ( lager) I was thinking of using a corny keg to cold crash , from the fermenter to the keg ,,use co2 to purge the air out but not pressurize to carbonate , after cold crash I wanted to bottle some of it . And keep the balance in the keg .
Dose anyone see a problem with doing that ?
 
Trans to your keg , hopefully you can do a closed transfer. Purge , then set it (psi)and forget it. You want pressure in that keg. Then bottle from your tap after its carbed.
 
If you want to bottle carbed beer faster set the psi to 30 for 36 hours. Then set your psi to 12 psi . Temp of beer is 38f
 

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