Gentleman and Ladies,
Issue: Milk Stout flat
Psi: 11.5± psi at 40F @ day 1
So I kegged 2, 5 gallon batches on Jan 17, 2015
Keg 1 - Porter kegged Jan 17, 2015
**Status Jan 29, 2015: Carbed
Keg 2 - Milk Stout Kegged same day
Status Jan 29, 2015: Flat
Milk Stout I overfilled to the bottom of the rim of the keg…almost…the co2 in tube was immersed in the beer … Oopsy…lol
The Porter I had some head space… Adequate head space
I tapped the Porter a week ago and it was carbed…today its just right!
Milk Stout was flat…so I thought “ok the overfilling had something to do with it”. So I dumped like a pint of beer or so… Thinking maybe this is enough to give more headspace
That was week ago!
It’s now Jan 29th and the Milk Stout is pretty much flat… 2 weeks later
I pulled the the vent release on the keg and it threw out the usual phishhhhhhhhh sound…
So it had pressure… Blew pretty hard…
Can’t be leak because the gauges are exactly reading same stats as day one…right?
So tonight Friday 9pm west coast time, I poured out from the tap about a pint of more milk Stout… Just in case the initial pint I dumped wasn’t enough…
I’m perplexed… To say the least…I’m thinking it was the head space… But I’m so knew to kegging I don’t really know…
*****Can I open the keg to check if I have plenty of head space and then do the whole repurge and then set pressure again…???
Pressure and co2 status are and have stayed were unadjusted them too for the last 2 weeks…