crashing

French translation: fermentation secondaire / garde (à froid)

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English term or phrase:crashing
French translation:fermentation secondaire / garde (à froid)
Entered by: Audrey Meligon

18:32 Sep 26, 2016
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Food & Drink / beer factory
English term or phrase: crashing
The crashing step of making beer.
Laurent Chevrette (X)
Canada
fermentation secondaire / garde (à froid)
Explanation:
Pour les bières de fermentation haute, il est commun de faire la fermentation secondaire à une température légèrement plus basse. Le froid aide la bière à s'affiner en endormant les levures et en favorisant la décantation.
Sur les bières très fortes on peut décider de faire une fermentation secondaire très longue afin que les saveurs se fondent. On parle alors de garde.
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Summary of answers provided
3 +2fermentation secondaire / garde (à froid)
Audrey Meligon
4 +1arrêt de la fermentation par le froid
HERBET Abel
2garde, affinage, lagering
katsy


  

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garde, affinage, lagering


Explanation:
selon ce site:
http://www.happybeertime.com/blog/2015/05/20/clarifier-biere...
But I'm no expert!

katsy
Local time: 07:35
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fermentation secondaire / garde (à froid)


Explanation:
Pour les bières de fermentation haute, il est commun de faire la fermentation secondaire à une température légèrement plus basse. Le froid aide la bière à s'affiner en endormant les levures et en favorisant la décantation.
Sur les bières très fortes on peut décider de faire une fermentation secondaire très longue afin que les saveurs se fondent. On parle alors de garde.


    Reference: http://www.guide-biere.fr/
Audrey Meligon
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agree  Jonathan Bisbau
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arrêt de la fermentation par le froid


Explanation:
After fermentation is complete, the beer undergoes a 2 day rest period and is then “crashed” (cooled to 33 deg F). Crashing the beer causes the yeast to go dormant and begin to settle to the bottom of the fermenter. Thus begins the lagering phase. Our beers are lagered, or aged, from a few days to several months depending on style. During the lagering period the beer matures, allowing flavors to mellow and residual yeast to settle. Conditioning, or carbonating, follows the lagering phase. Carbon dioide can be injected into the conditioning tank to fine tune the residual carbonation created during fermentation. After lagering and conditioning steps are complete, the beer is packaged into kegs or cans.

HERBET Abel
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