Message 14695 of 39188 in General Discussion

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> Dammit Dan!  You have all the cool stuff......I wonder where I can 
> order a "beer bidet"....LOLOLOL.  I have noticed that when my "frosty 
> mugs" are a little too cold, that often my beer tends to foam more.  
> Any corrolation here?  I can take a mug from the front of the cooler 
> (the ones in back are much colder) and I don't tend to have much of a 
> foaming problem. Hmmmmm...interesting.  I think I'll just experiment 
> tonight and try dipping one of the frigid mugs to see if my theory is 
> plausible (given that all other factors are correct, i.e. keg temps, 
> line length, CO2 pressure, etc).
> Time to start getting ready for the Friday night onslaught!
> 
> Devon

CO2 releases faster in a colder temperature. Try pouring coke in a glass full 
of icecubes compared to an empty one.

//Petter