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Well here is a photo of Andy’s pale ale and as you can see, the plate tells the story. I can’t seem to get the balance with carbing. If I use sugar it doesn’t carb enough and if I use CO2 it over carbs. Trial and error I guess.
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Well here is a photo of Andy’s pale ale and as you can see, the plate tells the story. I can’t seem to get the balance with carbing. If I use sugar it doesn’t carb enough and if I use CO2 it over carbs. Trial and error I guess.