RJSkypala
Well-Known Member
Just kegged a beer but my serving fridge is tied up for another week or two as a fermentation chamber. Would like to use this time to go ahead and carb the beer so it wont take a week once I put it in.
I know that if I carb it @ room temp that it will require additional PSIs--this will not, once the keg reaches equilibrium, use more CO2 than cold-carbing it, right?
I know that if I carb it @ room temp that it will require additional PSIs--this will not, once the keg reaches equilibrium, use more CO2 than cold-carbing it, right?