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My beer line is 1400 mm long so i'll try a longer one, see what happens. How can you tell if your beer is over carbonated? It doesn't seem to be over bubbly accept for the head. Thanks for your replys!!

Hi, Well, my first keg brew has finished carbonating (2 days at 230 kpa)and i'm really happy with the end result but at the recommened pressure of 70 kpa i'm having a hell of a time pouring anything other than a glass of pure foam. I've been mucking around and i pretty much have to drop the...

Thanks Batz, It'll be nice to be remembered for whatever the reason! Anyhooo, I can catagorically announse (although most will already have known or suspected) that sand filtering your beer is a waste of time! My brew has been in the fermenter for 7 days and i used a sachet of finings. In...

Ok, I'm pretty much hearing filters are unnecessary if you are prepared to let your brew settle for a bit. My idea is simply a 40mm copper pipe filled with filter sand and mesh near the end to hold the sand, capped both ends with inlet and outlet, and use it inline when transfering from the...

Thanks!! On the subject of filters, I happen to be in the pool industry and i know sand filters work far better than cartrige filters. It's got me wondering if the same applies when filtering beer. I'm working on a simple inline sand filter and going to try it out.

Hi, I've returned to brewing after a number of years in hibernation and bought a keg set-up. I've always been satisfied with bottles and not to concerned with how my brew looked. Now though, I'm more interested in getting a nice clear brew. There's heaps on racking but cant find much info on...