How to carbonate and condition a true lager?

There seems to be a wide-ranging opinion on how to properly do this, so we wanted to share the ways to carbonate and condition a true lager.
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[@julianmartinez8473]

I would want you guys to talk about it each of the beers you offer!! Like talking about how they taste and color and everything else!

[@mrkrowl]

I loved it

[@MrLeddfoot36]

Just want to check. You said when the first plane was flying over "brewing between 53 and 59 degrees Fahrenheit". I am new to brewing so ... are these brewed at these temperatures or fermented at these temperatures?

[@mark94941]

Tuscon?

[@donniemunden3283]

Audio is poor... I know you are working from home but go somewhere you can be heard better than all of the birds... just sayin