Lagers are usually fermented at low temperatures (53-59 °F/12-15 °C) but it's not easy to maintain these temperatures when you're brewing at home without professional equipment. Fermentis offers you an alternative with the SafLager™ W-34/70, ferment at higher temperature without compromising on the quality of your Lager! Click to discover more about this yeast!
Fast Lagers: Ferment Your Favorite Lager in Less Time
A lot of homebrewers avoid making lagers due to the months they believe it takes for a batch to be done fermenting and then lagering. What if we told you that you could brew a great lager that is ready to drink in as little as two weeks?
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The biggest difficulty of lagering at home is often keeping the fermentation and lagering temperature cool enough. Get tips from low-cost hacks to more grand schemes to keep your fermentations cool.
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