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A '''Lagerator''' is a term used to describe a refrigerator or freezer that is used to control the temperature of a fermenting beer. It differs from a [[Kegerator|kegerator]] only in definition of use. Every lagerator is a kegerator, but not every kegerator is a lagerator. Lagerators are used for controlled fermentation, [[Crash_cooling|crash cooling]], or [[Conditioning the Beer#Lagering|lagering]] only. A kegerator can be used for all these purposes and serving a keg too. | A '''Lagerator''' is a term used to describe a refrigerator or freezer that is used to control the temperature of a fermenting beer. It differs from a [[Kegerator|kegerator]] only in definition of use. Every lagerator is a kegerator, but not every kegerator is a lagerator. Lagerators are used for controlled fermentation, [[Crash_cooling|crash cooling]], or [[Conditioning the Beer#Lagering|lagering]] only. A kegerator can be used for all these purposes and serving a keg too. | ||
| − | --By WortMonger, member of HBT.com | + | --By [http://iam.homebrewtalk.com/WortMonger WortMonger], member of HBT.com 11:46, 4 September 2008 (CDT) |
Latest revision as of 16:46, 4 September 2008
Definition:
A Lagerator is a term used to describe a refrigerator or freezer that is used to control the temperature of a fermenting beer. It differs from a kegerator only in definition of use. Every lagerator is a kegerator, but not every kegerator is a lagerator. Lagerators are used for controlled fermentation, crash cooling, or lagering only. A kegerator can be used for all these purposes and serving a keg too.
--By WortMonger, member of HBT.com 11:46, 4 September 2008 (CDT)
