AntDoctor
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So I am fermenting and serving a braggot from a single 5 gallon keg. The beer is only 3 gallons, if that matters. I'm using a floating diptube (the "FLOTit" found here) to pour and serve it.
However, even when I crank up the pressure to something like 20+ PSI, the beer hardly trickles out my picnic tap. It's not at all like what I'm used to. Even under the high pressure, it's not like the picnic tap is sputtering loudly and sending out air and foam: there's essentially no noise when I depress the tap. A very, very slow trickle of beer begins wandering its way up to the nozzle, but nothing else.
The diptube itself is pretty thin tubing, the intake port seems to be under the beer, and there doesn't seem to be blockage anywhere. What's going on? Is this normal? Thank you so much for your help!
However, even when I crank up the pressure to something like 20+ PSI, the beer hardly trickles out my picnic tap. It's not at all like what I'm used to. Even under the high pressure, it's not like the picnic tap is sputtering loudly and sending out air and foam: there's essentially no noise when I depress the tap. A very, very slow trickle of beer begins wandering its way up to the nozzle, but nothing else.
The diptube itself is pretty thin tubing, the intake port seems to be under the beer, and there doesn't seem to be blockage anywhere. What's going on? Is this normal? Thank you so much for your help!