got a half gallon of my first AG in one of those small barrels from Amazon and a half gallon in Mason jar. got my next AG fermenting now. should be ready to run by the weekend. here are some storage options i have as I oak them.
both options are for long term and of course some short term quality control sampling.
I can glass jar and oak and store in basement and leave until I can't stand it any longer.
I have really heavy as in 1/8 steel cabinet I got from work that I can store in. it will hold many gallons but it would be outside exposed to east tn weather temp changes.
what are your recommendations.
little help on storage and aging.
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Re: little help on storage and aging.
I'd use the cabinet with a good lock. I think you should be ok.Phathead wrote:got a half gallon of my first AG in one of those small barrels from Amazon and a half gallon in Mason jar. got my next AG fermenting now. should be ready to run by the weekend. here are some storage options i have as I oak them.
both options are for long term and of course some short term quality control sampling.
I can glass jar and oak and store in basement and leave until I can't stand it any longer.
I have really heavy as in 1/8 steel cabinet I got from work that I can store in. it will hold many gallons but it would be outside exposed to east tn weather.
what are your recommendations.
SF
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Re: little help on storage and aging.
I was thinking that may be the way I go. it would get plenty of thermal cycling which I think would be a good thing.