businesstime
Well-Known Member
I have an extra keg I'm not using and space in the fridge, so I thought: hey, why not fill it with water, a few little lemons/limes and voila instant carbonated perrier on tap!
It's only been in there for a day or 2, but still pretty flat. I serve/carb my beer at ~12psi, but I'm starting to think Perrier (and sodas) require much higher pressure/carbonation. Anyone have experience with this and know a more accurate pressure?
It's only been in there for a day or 2, but still pretty flat. I serve/carb my beer at ~12psi, but I'm starting to think Perrier (and sodas) require much higher pressure/carbonation. Anyone have experience with this and know a more accurate pressure?