A question about carbonating mild

glynb · May 22, 2015

Hi, I've done a boddingtons mild clone and I'm just about to rack it into a corny keg.

I just wanted to ask advice on carbonating it. Do I put it in the barrel, chill to 4 degrees and carbonate to 30 psi or is that just for lagers?

Thanks

Glyn.

Hopping_Mad · May 24, 2015

I don't know about force carbing in cornies, but you want a nice soft carbonation for a mild!!!

Fil · May 25, 2015

chilling will aid the force conditioning, but unless your crash chilling the brew prior to kegging it could be counter productive in letting you overcondition, why not just refer to a kegging chart and set the ideal pressure and temp to hit the condition level your after?
http://www.kegerators.com/articles/carbonation-table-pressure-chart.php

pintofmild · May 25, 2015

glynb said:
Hi, I've done a boddingtons mild clone and I'm just about to rack it into a corny keg.

I just wanted to ask advice on carbonating it. Do I put it in the barrel, chill to 4 degrees and carbonate to 30 psi or is that just for lagers?

Thanks

Glyn.

Better still get a co2/n mix for it,,, I have a its well good for the dark beers, nice creamy head.

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