sfrice80 Well-Known Member Joined Apr 17, 2010 Messages 126 Reaction score 2 Location Clarksville Jun 14, 2010 #1 Title says it all. Just curious if it matters.
M moosetav Well-Known Member Joined Dec 11, 2009 Messages 263 Reaction score 3 Location Indianapolis Jun 14, 2010 #2 No. When you put your keg in the fridge/keezer/kegerator you'll crash it then. I usually have the first pint pull with a little bit of haze and then crystal clear from there.
No. When you put your keg in the fridge/keezer/kegerator you'll crash it then. I usually have the first pint pull with a little bit of haze and then crystal clear from there.
IrregularPulse Hobby Collector HBT Supporter Joined Nov 6, 2007 Messages 62,016 Reaction score 6,922 Jun 14, 2010 #3 It will help clear it more, that's the only reason. I bypass secondaries and cold crash my primaries with gelatin before racking to keg.
It will help clear it more, that's the only reason. I bypass secondaries and cold crash my primaries with gelatin before racking to keg.
samc Well-Known Member Joined Aug 11, 2008 Messages 5,366 Reaction score 80 Location Portland OR Jun 14, 2010 #4 IMO it speeds up the clearing process. I usually leave behind a pile of sludge in the primary that otherwise would be sitting in the serving keg.
IMO it speeds up the clearing process. I usually leave behind a pile of sludge in the primary that otherwise would be sitting in the serving keg.