Gustatorian
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I'm having issues with head formation in my beers. When they're being poured from the faucet, the head rarely builds. However, if I swirl the beer in my glass, a decent head will form and persist moderately.
I suspect it could be from the draft side of things and nothing intrinsically wrong with the beers, but I need a confirmation before I do anything.
My tube length (standard tubing) from keg to faucet is 6 feet. From the middle of the keg to the faucet, the height difference is approximately 18 inches.
Would shortening the length of tubing increase the head when poured?
I suspect it could be from the draft side of things and nothing intrinsically wrong with the beers, but I need a confirmation before I do anything.
My tube length (standard tubing) from keg to faucet is 6 feet. From the middle of the keg to the faucet, the height difference is approximately 18 inches.
Would shortening the length of tubing increase the head when poured?