Brew Strong on the Perfect Pour!

[brewerTristan]

Ha, I can't believe they can get a whole show out of this topic, but I can't wait to hear them do it. Going to listen to the podcast now...

[brewerTristan]

Turns out I missed the part about balancing a draft system. That makes much more sense for a whole show now.

[philbrasil]

Damn. I really need this episode. My quick 35 PSI, shake for 100 seconds, bleed the pressure and serve does NOT WORK!!

I am having tons of troubles with excessive foaming from the keg. Gonna listen to it....

[Blowmax10]

This is a great episode but i think I heard some of this info on an earlier Sunday session covered by Doc.

Still its all the BN and I owe Justin the credit for doing away with my 2 feet of 1/4 hose and switching to 5 feet of 3/16 hose

Thanks brother, my tap system is now balanced and I get great pours!!!

They call Jamil the Pope, but if not for Justin, some of us would have never heard of Jamil or John Palmer.

[Brewchief]

Wellllll......... Maybe Jamil and John due to their success with competitions/books/internet.

But your point is spot on. We would never have heard (practically gotten to know) them or known about Tasty (except on the Longshot bottles), Doc, JP, etc; not to mention the multitudes of brewers, experts, jokes, interviews and overall beer culture.

+1 on props to Justin. Not just a no-talent hack, but the Messiah of the Beer People.

[brewerTristan]

Just to note, my initial incredulity at this topic was due to the fact that I thought the whole show was going to be about pouring a beer, like into a glass from a bottle.

[Lefty]

I thought the same thing. But it was a good show on balancing keg lines. Excellent work as always Pope and Palmer.

[Alemental]

For beer line length, here is a little online calculator that will do the math for you.

http://www.iancrockett.com/brewing/info/kegbalance.shtml