How do you cellar beer?
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Aging Beer at Home
Beers That Will Not Age: IPAs, dry-hopped beers, most lagers — especially pilsners. Storage: Store beer in a dark, cool (55-60°F) place like a fridge or closet. Also, make sure to store bottles horizontally to keep the beer in contact with the cork so it doesn't dry out.
Accordingly, can you cellar beer in a fridge?
If you keep beer in your refrigerator with a temperature of 35 to 40 degrees, the aging process will be slowed—ideal for hoppy IPAs, pale ales and low ABV lagers. If you place your beers at classic cellaring temperatures, 50 to 60 degrees, they will age quicker.
Also asked, what temperature should a beer cellar be?
53.6 degrees Fahrenheit
Typically, the aging range for most beers is between two and ten years. While we realize that's rather broad, there's no exact formula and every beer is different. Some max out at three years, others at eight, and there are a few beers that taste best after 30 years.