How to reduce beer foam from Corny Keg?

[isolation123]

Hi guys,

I have 2 corny kegs and have the same problem with both - too much foam. I currently get the beer out by using a flexi tap and I also have a chrome tap but both produce too much foam. Can anyone let me know simply how I can add some beer line to stop the over foamy beer as I currently can't get my mind around how to connect beer line??

Thanks

isolation123

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

Those flexi taps are terrible to serve a pint with the 3/8 pipe..... not tried it on my flexi yet but I'd reduce the flexi pipe to 3/16 to reduce the flow!!

Regarding the other tap.... Mine was the same before I received good advice on here..... reduce your beer line to 3/16, get some REDUCERS

John

 

[phettebs]

Have you made sure your system is balanced?

I used this site to set mine up:
http://www.iancrockett.com/brewing/info ... ance.shtml

Based on temp and pressure, it will tell you how long to make your lines.

 

[isolation123]

Thanks for the replies. That's the thing I don't actually know how to add/reduce beer line? as the flexi tap and the chrome tap just connect straight onto the keg. (everything bought from norm)

 

[isolation123]

This link

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CORNELIUS-KEG-BEE ... 1e5bcd94c0

Thats very similiar to my setup so how can i reduce the foam???


Thanks

isolation123

 

[Aleman]

Reduce the pressure to 1-3 psi, and do not go higher than that at all.

You need a seperate tap and disconnect in order to change the beer line . . . Cheapest is probably a Dalex Tap. . . and a disconnect . . . Plus a couple of 3/8 to 3/16th reducers . .. And one of these FFL connectors to connect to the disconnect