AbbeyDubbel
Active Member
Beer head.
I don't know if this is a problem with my beer or if it's a good thing (because I see a lot of threads with people worrying about head retention).
I seem to have the opposite problem. I've only brewed a few beers, but the ones I've brewed seem to have a really nice head with TONS of bubbles streaming off the bottom of the glass. However, unlike with commercial beers that have a great head, the head on my beers never seems to dissipate. Tipping the glass to my mouth to drink simply causes the head to slip to the bottom of the glass (intact), and then back to the top as I put the glass down.
Is this a problem with my beer? Also, despite the thousands of bubbles streaming off the bottom, the beer isn't super carbonated to the taste.
I don't know if this is a problem with my beer or if it's a good thing (because I see a lot of threads with people worrying about head retention).
I seem to have the opposite problem. I've only brewed a few beers, but the ones I've brewed seem to have a really nice head with TONS of bubbles streaming off the bottom of the glass. However, unlike with commercial beers that have a great head, the head on my beers never seems to dissipate. Tipping the glass to my mouth to drink simply causes the head to slip to the bottom of the glass (intact), and then back to the top as I put the glass down.
Is this a problem with my beer? Also, despite the thousands of bubbles streaming off the bottom, the beer isn't super carbonated to the taste.