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Even after being open for 96 hours, this beer still tastes quite good, although it's definitely a little flat. It appears that an open bomber, with the cap just pressed over the top and refrigerated, can last quite OK up to 4 days before being finished. As would be expected, the sooner you can drink it the better.
and extra time is needed in the primary to allow the beer to completely ferment. process looks very different than an aleâs fermentation. For a light lager, we would suggest at least 2 months in primary, and then 1-2 months in secondary. brewers at Midwest will keep the beer in secondary for 2 months.