Bottling Cask Conditioned Beer "sediment Free Homebrew"

[rackemup]

well, my cask ale certainly was uncarbonated, maybe I can pass it off as "true to style PomFlatBeer"

Already decided to try it again, just need a container that holds the pressure.
I am hoping it won't be any different than bottle carbonating, just a biiig bottle

Lol, yeah it's not flat it's just ''International Olde English cask conditioned ale , Don't ya know anything ya uncultured bums!''
that should work :icon_cheers:

 

[buttersd70]

well, my cask ale certainly was uncarbonated, maybe I can pass it off as "true to style PomFlatBeer"

I thought I'd already commented in this thread....obviously not; must be one too many "true to style PomFlatBeers" :lol:

Theres flat, and then theres flat. Get a 5mL syringe from the chemist....the kind that you give bairns medicine with.....suck up some beer, then pump it back into the glass. If it fails to form a head, it's flat. If it forms a head, it's "true to style, moderately carbonated, ultra-posh, designer English beer".

 

[BjornJ]

I thought I'd already commented in this thread....obviously not; must be one too many "true to style PomFlatBeers" :lol:

Theres flat, and then theres flat. Get a 5mL syringe from the chemist....the kind that you give bairns medicine with.....suck up some beer, then pump it back into the glass. If it fails to form a head, it's flat. If it forms a head, it's "true to style, moderately carbonated, ultra-posh, designer English beer".

Hehe, good test!
I squeezed a PET bottle the other day and it was firm but not rock-hard as they usually are. Opening it gave a fizz and it was "okayish" to drink but too flat for my liking. The girlfriend did not like it, saying it was just plain flat

No idea what the carbonation level would be, but too little for my taste