Tancred the Brewer
Brewing Irony
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I have been running a single keg off of my regulator for a few years. Since my beer fridge is a converted wine cooler the temp stays around 55 degrees, which I am fine with. I like to taste the beer I make, so don't mind them not being ice cold. I was able to achieve good line balance on my beers/ciders with a 6 foot line and picnic tap. Usually that meant running about 15-16 psi. Decided to move the CO2 tank from inside the fridge so that I could add another keg. I split the gas line off the regulator and am now running both kegs off the tank at the same PSI. Also using the same length line and another picnic tap for the second keg. Problem is I am now noticing a larger head on the beers (less so on the cider keg), and the cider and beers both go relatively flat in the glass once the head is gone. Any ideas on what may be the problem? Is the PSI too high now with both kegs on it? Is it too low? Do I now need longer lines even though they were fine when running a single keg?
Any and all advice would be appreciated.
Any and all advice would be appreciated.