Cloudy with no head
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Well PD is quite right :thumb: but life's toooo short to wait usually
If it tastes good - just enjoy. Can't see anything obvious in the info you gave
S-04 is a really good clearer
You could try finings (sheet Gelatine from Tesco say) in the keg but a bit fiddly if they are already pressurised
Usually I'm drinking and enjoying the cloudy stuff when it happens like this - and then have the pleasure of seeing the last pint pour clear as it comes out of the tap :lol:
If it tastes good - just enjoy. Can't see anything obvious in the info you gave
S-04 is a really good clearer
You could try finings (sheet Gelatine from Tesco say) in the keg but a bit fiddly if they are already pressurised
Usually I'm drinking and enjoying the cloudy stuff when it happens like this - and then have the pleasure of seeing the last pint pour clear as it comes out of the tap :lol:
NickW
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I've found that the two kits I did retain head for no more than a minute, even in an activated glass... this one I'm drinking now (5 weeks in the cool) still has no real head, it is however, fizzy.. why is this? Having a similar problem.
Done 2 AGs so far, they are wheat beers! No head problems with those. But I've just done alemans effin oatmeal stout and am hoping I don't have head problems..
On a side note... not too bothered about cloudy beer, chill haze or not. As long as it tastes good :thumb:
Done 2 AGs so far, they are wheat beers! No head problems with those. But I've just done alemans effin oatmeal stout and am hoping I don't have head problems..
On a side note... not too bothered about cloudy beer, chill haze or not. As long as it tastes good :thumb:
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