How should I store beer?!


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How should I store beer?


Answers:
In general, beer should be stored in a cool place. In warmer climates this often means refrigeration and you get used to letting your beer warm a little before you drink it. Cooler climates often use cellars to store beer which works quite well. As long as temperatures are kept between 35F(2C) and 60F(15C) you're probably OK. Keep in mind that storing at the warmer end of this scale will increase any aging effects since any yeast remaining in the beer will be more active. This is a Good Thing if you're aging a barleywine but will cause lower gravity beers to go "stale" sooner.

In your stomach.

in ur stomach

either closed in your refrigerator or open in ur mouth

In your pocket

in the fridge

in the fridge or a pantry or cool dry place

storing beer isn't a problem people should have.....as soon as u buy it you should drink it!!!

If you bought it cold, store it cold. If you bought it warm, store it in a warm dry place until you store it in the fridge.

3-3. How should I store beer?

I general, beer should be stored in a cool place. In warmer climates
this often means refrigeration and you get used to letting your beer
warm a little before you drink it. Cooler climates often use cellars
to store beer which works quite well. As long as temperatures are
kept between 35F(2C) and 60F(15C) you're probably OK. Keep in mind
that storing at the warmer end of this scale will increase any aging
effects since any yeast remaining in the beer will be more active.
This is a Good Thing if you're aging a barleywine but will cause
lower gravity beers to go "stale" sooner.

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store it in fridge.




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