Natural Carbonation in a keg?
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The Bottom Line
We brewers are closer than brothers and as such try to help each other improve our brewing techniques as much as possible. The problem lies in the receiver. Sometime he/ she is not receptive to faults and change.
My dearest friend has brewed some less than perfect beers... some of which were not fit for human consumption. (dumped)
I have tried to give him some guidance to no avail. So, I have succumbed to taking a back seat and waiting for him to come to me with his questions. (I did get him a subscription to BYO for his birthday too).
Brewing is an art, but there are also specific "do's" and "don'ts". If a brewer violates those rules, the beer will suffer, well maybe the consumer too.
With that said... Don't be too critical and maybe try to slip in a suggestion or two.
My dearest friend has brewed some less than perfect beers... some of which were not fit for human consumption. (dumped)
I have tried to give him some guidance to no avail. So, I have succumbed to taking a back seat and waiting for him to come to me with his questions. (I did get him a subscription to BYO for his birthday too).
With that said... Don't be too critical and maybe try to slip in a suggestion or two.
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