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The process of quickly dropping the temperature of homebrew following fermentation to promote the flocculation and settling of yeast and other unwanted material.
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Beer not carbonating
The IPA I made has been sitting in bottles for 2 weeks around 73-75F and is not carbonating.
One thing I did prior to bottling was I cold crashed the secondary for about 1 day to get some floating dr …
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