st0neski
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are the use of stout faucets with the nitro used only for appearance of the pour or is there something else that I do not understand about them?
question about stout faucets
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RogerMcAllen
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Nitrogen bubbles are smaller than CO2 bubbles, and you are left with a creamy mouthfeel.
Flat Guinness is pretty close to water, the nitrogen is what gives it the characteristic body.
Flat Guinness is pretty close to water, the nitrogen is what gives it the characteristic body.
