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Old 05-16-2008, 10:16 AM
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If you're worried about beer pouring too fast, causing foam, just lower the PSI a few pounds for the party to slow the pour. The beer isn't going to go flat in a few hours or even 12 hours. Just turn it back up to normal after the party is over, if there's any beer left. I had a family party just two weeks ago, and everyone managed to pour their own beer just fine without me having to do anything.

Also, with the beer that cold, you need to reduce the PSI to around 10 anyways, otherwise you will overcarbonate.
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