curtisj Well-Known Member Joined Jan 22, 2011 Messages 80 Reaction score 0 Location whitby Dec 18, 2011 #1 What happens? Keg is sitting out in the garage, and good ol' canadian winter we are sitting at probably -2 C in there at night or maybe a bit lower
What happens? Keg is sitting out in the garage, and good ol' canadian winter we are sitting at probably -2 C in there at night or maybe a bit lower
Kaz Well-Known Member Joined May 22, 2010 Messages 1,104 Reaction score 44 Location Amish Country Dec 18, 2011 #2 Beer would carb at a lower pressure, the CO2 is more soluble in colder beer. That is, however, unless the beer freezes, then you have a beersicle.
Beer would carb at a lower pressure, the CO2 is more soluble in colder beer. That is, however, unless the beer freezes, then you have a beersicle.
S Seven Well-Known Member Joined Jan 2, 2011 Messages 1,539 Reaction score 208 Location Pittsburgh Dec 18, 2011 #3 Kaz said: Beer would carb at a lower pressure, the CO2 is more soluble in colder beer. That is, however, unless the beer freezes, then you have a beersicle. Click to expand... Agreed. Will carb up nicely if you have it on the gas at lower temps... but not if it's frozen.
Kaz said: Beer would carb at a lower pressure, the CO2 is more soluble in colder beer. That is, however, unless the beer freezes, then you have a beersicle. Click to expand... Agreed. Will carb up nicely if you have it on the gas at lower temps... but not if it's frozen.
hercher Well-Known Member Joined Jul 23, 2009 Messages 1,013 Reaction score 64 Location Scranton Dec 18, 2011 #4 Of course, if you are trying naturally carbonate (as if you were bottling), you need to bring that keg inside. But you already know that -- just stating the obvious.
Of course, if you are trying naturally carbonate (as if you were bottling), you need to bring that keg inside. But you already know that -- just stating the obvious.
