lagering
SayLAH-ger-ingUS/ˈlɑɡəɹɪŋ/UK/ˈlɑːɡəɹɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of lager. Use this form when storing beer cold is happening now or named as an action.
The brewery is lagering the new batch in cold tanks.
Lagering takes several weeks before the beer is ready to drink.
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- 2The cold storage stage in making lager beer, when the beer rests, matures, and becomes clear.
Like letting soup sit in the fridge so it settles and tastes better.
Lagering gives the beer its smooth, clean taste.
The beer needs several weeks of lagering before it is ready.
Similarconditioning, maturation, aging
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lagering is a form of lager
lager, verb: To store beer in the cold so that it ages and turns clear. Full entry
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- lager → lagering: add -ing
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