My Pilsner.
Be right overA great night for a tiny campfire and an IPA
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Get here quick before it drops to 30F tonightBe right over
Ah, ok. I theorize that cleaner pours can be had, but some experimentation might be in order.Too foamy
Yes. The CO2 is right where I want it. I think that is why I was told not to use 6 row.
The line is brand new. This beer is the first time I used it. I have it sitting around 11. I did turn it down before, but I didn't like the taste as much. Where it is, I like it a whole lot. I'm still learning about what I like kegging though. Bottles were a pain in the ass, but I usually carbed them correctly. I did screw up on one by not double checking a POS kitchen scale, but I learned my lesson.Ah, ok. I theorize that cleaner pours can be had, but some experimentation might be in order.
These assume kegs.
Clean your tap and line. If the line is older, consider a replacement.
Turn down the pressure to 2 psi for serving
Can't tell what it is, but if you have some gumbo in that bowl, you need a little rice and some Tony Chachere's seasoning in that pic tooI call it " still life of an impatient beer drinker"
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Turn it down for serving only. Back to 11 for storage.The line is brand new. This beer is the first time I used it. I have it sitting around 11. I did turn it down before, but I didn't like the taste as much. Where it is, I like it a whole lot. I'm still learning about what I like kegging though. Bottles were a pain in the ass, but I usually carbed them correctly. I did screw up on one by not double checking a POS kitchen scale, but I learned my lesson.
A pretty one too.
What are you secrets Bright Master?Cream Ale
Probably the closest I have ever come to nailing a “style”. Whatever that’s worth.
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Looks great!Cream Ale
Probably the closest I have ever come to nailing a “style”. Whatever that’s worth.
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