Fermentation
Lagering
The cold storage and conditioning phase of lager production, traditionally conducted near 32-40 °F (0-4 °C) for weeks to months. Cold conditioning allows yeast to slowly clean up off-flavors, promotes protein-tannin precipitation for improved clarity, and develops the smooth, clean character associated with lager styles.
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