Sat April 23, 2022 10:46 pm
Mickey wrote:I disagree. I'm post-haze.
Sat April 23, 2022 11:02 pm
epilogue wrote:Mickey wrote:I disagree. I'm post-haze.
Sat April 30, 2022 9:32 pm
Mickey wrote:epilogue wrote:Mickey wrote:I disagree. I'm post-haze.
Things have gotten out of hand.
Sun May 01, 2022 3:51 am
epilogue wrote:Mickey wrote:epilogue wrote:Mickey wrote:I disagree. I'm post-haze.
Things have gotten out of hand.
It's all relative
Sun May 01, 2022 6:34 pm
epilogue wrote:Mickey wrote:epilogue wrote:Mickey wrote:I disagree. I'm post-haze.
Things have gotten out of hand.
It's all relative
Sun May 01, 2022 7:07 pm
Mickey wrote:epilogue wrote:Mickey wrote:epilogue wrote:Mickey wrote:I disagree. I'm post-haze.
Things have gotten out of hand.
It's all relative
Things have gotten relatively out of hand.
Sat May 07, 2022 12:04 am
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Sun June 12, 2022 8:20 pm
washing machine wrote:Quick draft question if any brewers are up for it.
Sometimes a commercial walk in cooler gets so cold that beer freezes in the draft lines. Would it ever make sense that a certain brewery's 4 kegs are the only ones that freeze on a 35 tap system? Perhaps something about the water ratio the brewery uses or something? Additional info: the kegs are not all in same area in cooler.
Sun June 12, 2022 8:25 pm
oasisfan35 wrote:washing machine wrote:Quick draft question if any brewers are up for it.
Sometimes a commercial walk in cooler gets so cold that beer freezes in the draft lines. Would it ever make sense that a certain brewery's 4 kegs are the only ones that freeze on a 35 tap system? Perhaps something about the water ratio the brewery uses or something? Additional info: the kegs are not all in same area in cooler.
How cold are we talking?
There is a high probability the beer was cold crashed before going in to a brite so I'm pretty curious here.
Sun June 12, 2022 8:30 pm
washing machine wrote:oasisfan35 wrote:washing machine wrote:Quick draft question if any brewers are up for it.
Sometimes a commercial walk in cooler gets so cold that beer freezes in the draft lines. Would it ever make sense that a certain brewery's 4 kegs are the only ones that freeze on a 35 tap system? Perhaps something about the water ratio the brewery uses or something? Additional info: the kegs are not all in same area in cooler.
How cold are we talking?
There is a high probability the beer was cold crashed before going in to a brite so I'm pretty curious here.
When this happens the door on the walk-in reads 29-30 degrees and the door has been shut for several hours from the previous night's close. Soaking the couplers in hot water will usually thaw the lines pretty quickly, plus going in and out raises the temps to speed up the process. It's just so curious that only one brewery's kegs are affected. I would understand if they are all in the coldest corner of the cooler, but they're spread out.
Can you explain cold crashing?
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Anders wrote:Drinking a Spanish beer called Reina, and a German beer called Oettinger. Neither are bad.
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