Hoping to keg my first cider tonight (first time kegging, 5 or 6th batch of cider) and I have a question on stabilizing it.
I've fined with DualFine and am planning on backsweetening with a can or two of FAJC and just putting it into my fridge kegerator and serving. It's been cold crashed with DualFine for 48hrs now. Is stabilizing necessary since its been fined and it will be kept cold? Obviously I'll be adding sugar into the mix with FAJC but since it will be kept at around 40F, fermentation shouldn't start again right?
I used Brewers Best Cider Yeast, not sure if that matters, figured it might because of certain yeasts liking certain temperatures. Will this yeast still ferment at the coldest fridge setting?
Not concerned about the keg exploding since it has a safety valve, more concerned about messing with the ABV/flavor.
I have Pottasium Sorbate and Campden tablets, i've just seen reports of them giving odd flavors and would like to avoid that. Never used them, don't know how they taste.
SG: 1.055
FG: 1.000
Back-sweeten to 1.020
I've fined with DualFine and am planning on backsweetening with a can or two of FAJC and just putting it into my fridge kegerator and serving. It's been cold crashed with DualFine for 48hrs now. Is stabilizing necessary since its been fined and it will be kept cold? Obviously I'll be adding sugar into the mix with FAJC but since it will be kept at around 40F, fermentation shouldn't start again right?
I used Brewers Best Cider Yeast, not sure if that matters, figured it might because of certain yeasts liking certain temperatures. Will this yeast still ferment at the coldest fridge setting?
Not concerned about the keg exploding since it has a safety valve, more concerned about messing with the ABV/flavor.
I have Pottasium Sorbate and Campden tablets, i've just seen reports of them giving odd flavors and would like to avoid that. Never used them, don't know how they taste.
SG: 1.055
FG: 1.000
Back-sweeten to 1.020