WillowTheDog
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I brewed a German Pils that is now sitting in a keg trying to carbonate.
I had it sitting under about 12psi (at about 36 degrees) for a couple of weeks. When I went to taste it, it was almost completely flat. Confused, I cranked up the pressure to 20psi for another 3 days. Again, it's almost totally flat. The CO2 cylinder is full and there are no leaks. After venting and reconnecting the 20psi line, I can hear plenty of CO2 filling the keg, so I know it is truly sitting under pressure.
So what the heck is going on? Anyone had a beer that just would not carbonate for some reason?
I had it sitting under about 12psi (at about 36 degrees) for a couple of weeks. When I went to taste it, it was almost completely flat. Confused, I cranked up the pressure to 20psi for another 3 days. Again, it's almost totally flat. The CO2 cylinder is full and there are no leaks. After venting and reconnecting the 20psi line, I can hear plenty of CO2 filling the keg, so I know it is truly sitting under pressure.
So what the heck is going on? Anyone had a beer that just would not carbonate for some reason?