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Temperature plays a key role throughout the brewing process, particularly during the mash and during fermentation.
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Second Fermentation In Water Bath
rather cold currently at around 8 degrees C, I had the idea to use a aquarium heater in a box of water to keep the temp around my bottles around 18 degrees, my aquarium heater arrived and its lowest temperature … The recommended temperature is around 18 so i've read. Will I cause any damage setting the temperature to 20? …
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