Wort*hog
Well-Known Member
Been kegging for a while. I noticed something. Sometimes the keg will blow the sediment at the first glass and some times when the keg blows on the last of the beer. I'm sure it has to do with how close to the bottom the out tube is. I have enough on hand that I dont need to force carbonate and my beer serves up clear. It's not a problem. But I plan to take my set up on a trip in April to a gathering in Denver. I was thinking of putting an extended piece of clear tubeing with a jagged end on the end of the out tube and draw off the sediment before loading the kegs in the truck so as not to roust the sediment. It might be a good idea to do this also before force carbonating? any suggestions?