Colin Macdonald
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Has anyone noticed keg beer seems less gasy than bottled beer,can this be sorted.
Less gasy beer
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I think you may need to check your controversial title......
Thought this was going somewhere else....
Colin Macdonald
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Good point
It will when someone takes note of the thread title
"Less gays beer"
When it's actually gas in kegs v bottle's.
"Less gays beer"
When it's actually gas in kegs v bottle's.
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How many have noticed kegging beer ends up with less fiz and can this be sorted
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Only if you're using a plastic pressure barrel. Loads of my keg beer was crazy overcarbed, especially in the early days. And once I totally miscalculated the priming sugar for a 50 litre keg by about double and I didn't have to put it on a gas line at all to dispense the entire thing.
I had about 3 pints then got that trapped burp thing where it feels like you're going to have a heart-attack.
I had about 3 pints then got that trapped burp thing where it feels like you're going to have a heart-attack.
MyQul
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I was just about to get ready to close the thread
Thread title changed to something more appropriate and less controversial!
ChrisRedWills
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is gays beer non alcoholic
PB's normally have a Pressure Relief System set to +/- 15psi so highly carbed beers like Lager are not advised - if you like highly carbed brews, which I don't!
