snarf7
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I have two CO2 tank systems, one is my utility tank that I use for carbing my kegs, blowing out lines etc while the other is permanently hooked up to the kegerator and set at around 8 psi to push my beer (I have a 4-way manifold that splits the single line-in to the 4 kegs)
So what I'm wondering is, with different styles requiring different carbonation levels (standard ale vs a saison vs a bavariun wheat or lambic or something like that), what will happen if I carb them all to their ideal pressure for their style using my utility tank but then serve them all at the same psi once they are carbed up? Will the higher carbed ones lose carbonation over time? And if so is it a gradual process or does it happen rather quickly?
thanks
So what I'm wondering is, with different styles requiring different carbonation levels (standard ale vs a saison vs a bavariun wheat or lambic or something like that), what will happen if I carb them all to their ideal pressure for their style using my utility tank but then serve them all at the same psi once they are carbed up? Will the higher carbed ones lose carbonation over time? And if so is it a gradual process or does it happen rather quickly?
thanks