Cold Break Experiment
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Non cold break on left, cold break on right.
Non cold wins by a tad in the head retention department but nothing to get enormously upset about after a 5 minute rest. :icon_cheers:
Edit as you can see in the first photo because I poured #1 first then #2, the head on #1 had sagged a wee bit in the meantime.
Temperature 4 degrees
Palmer can bite his bum
edit: on the third photo taken with the door up to show clarity, you can see that at the 2 minute mark they were just about neck and neck.
Non cold wins by a tad in the head retention department but nothing to get enormously upset about after a 5 minute rest. :icon_cheers:
Edit as you can see in the first photo because I poured #1 first then #2, the head on #1 had sagged a wee bit in the meantime.
Temperature 4 degrees
Palmer can bite his bum
edit: on the third photo taken with the door up to show clarity, you can see that at the 2 minute mark they were just about neck and neck.
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Interesting. I'm not sure i've ever watched a beer for five minutes like that, so i don't think it'll change my practice, which is to not put in all the cold break, but to not be real careful about keeping it out either. Thanks for checking that one out.
