Storing Beer Outside Fridge

Beer can be skunked or light struck in a fairly short amount of time.

Storing beer outside fridge.

Brown bottle the best glass to protect beer will still skunk a beer in just a day or two of sunlight. Beer s other enemy light is what leads to skunking. Other uses for a wine cooler. Besides storing beer you can use a wine cooler to store other beverages.

Should you store beer at room temperature or in the fridge. To do this make sure that you. Suitable storage places include a beer cellar or the refrigerator although long term storage in a refrigerator is not recommended for collectible beers you plan on keeping a very long time as the dehydrating environment of the refrigerator will eventually impact the cork. The highest appropriate storage temperature is about 55 degrees of the temperature of a classic wine or beer cellar underground.

To maximize the shelf life of unopened beer store the beer at a temperature between 45 f and 55 f colder than the typical room temperature but warmer than a refrigerator if this is not possible store the unopened beer in the refrigerator. And then you need to insert a co 2 tank for pressuring the beer and pushing it out.