Im new to this and have my 1st 2 all grain batches on tap now. My keezer averages around 37 degrees. Both kegs (belgium wheat, irish stout) have been on 12lbs for close to three weeks. I was having alot of foam issues with 6' lines, recently went to 12' with the line coiled on top of the keg up to the tap. This has helped some with the foam, but I still dont think im carbed correctly.
This is my wheat immediately upon pouring.
This is after about 45 seconds
Should I be losing every bit of head in such a short period of time? Not sure where to troubleshoot next. The beer taste good at 1st pour, but pretty flat real soon after.
In comparison, this is my stout and the head retention on this one is very good. I get a nice lacing all the way down the glass with this one.
Mike in Duluth
This is my wheat immediately upon pouring.
This is after about 45 seconds
Should I be losing every bit of head in such a short period of time? Not sure where to troubleshoot next. The beer taste good at 1st pour, but pretty flat real soon after.
In comparison, this is my stout and the head retention on this one is very good. I get a nice lacing all the way down the glass with this one.
Mike in Duluth