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I have a lager I brewed a few weeks back. It is kegged and carbed. Now I detect diacetyl in the beer. Is there a way to warm it up and get rid of it?
 
In order to reduce/potentially eliminate diacetyl, you need an active fermentation. I recently won this battle by warming the beer and then making a fresh starter and pitching it once it was going strong. You can google or search on here for "krausening" if you would like to dig a little deeper.
 
I will try that. I saved some of the yeast I used in this beer. I'll make a starter and pitch.
 
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