Few months back i changed over to a beer engine. Server all my beer from a cornie gassed to about 3-5 psi. Through a check valve. And pull nice clear pints.
I always have another cornie full of beer sat next to the one im drinking so when one has finished i clean the lines and swap over. Always worked well until today.
Went to swap over and the gass line to the new keg had been sat at about 25psi for a good few weeks...
Ive obviosly dropped this down to about 5 psi again but all the beer im pulling is coming out very foamy and cloudy. Is there anything i can do to try release some of the gas that is obviously stored now in the beer..??
To Much Foam
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To Much Foam
Black Lab Ale - est April 2008
FV 1: Old Spec Hen FG1053
FV 2: Empty
Cornie 1: Empty
Cornie 2: Empty
Cornie 3: Empty
Cornie 4: Empty
Cornie 5: Empty
Bottled: Nowt
http://www.blacklabale.co.uk
FV 1: Old Spec Hen FG1053
FV 2: Empty
Cornie 1: Empty
Cornie 2: Empty
Cornie 3: Empty
Cornie 4: Empty
Cornie 5: Empty
Bottled: Nowt
http://www.blacklabale.co.uk
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Re: To Much Foam
thanks chris
Black Lab Ale - est April 2008
FV 1: Old Spec Hen FG1053
FV 2: Empty
Cornie 1: Empty
Cornie 2: Empty
Cornie 3: Empty
Cornie 4: Empty
Cornie 5: Empty
Bottled: Nowt
http://www.blacklabale.co.uk
FV 1: Old Spec Hen FG1053
FV 2: Empty
Cornie 1: Empty
Cornie 2: Empty
Cornie 3: Empty
Cornie 4: Empty
Cornie 5: Empty
Bottled: Nowt
http://www.blacklabale.co.uk