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Old 07-30-2006, 04:31 PM
seabop@aol.com seabop@aol.com is offline
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Default old school pouring of German Pils

Recently I purchased a Bev Air direct draw cooler for home use and currently am enjoying Spaten Pils poured via CO2 with conventional beer faucet. Beer pours and tastes great!
However, I desire to pour a more traditional (as experienced in Germany, but seldom in US), creamy foam head (realizing pours may take 5-7 min). Everyone I talk to about this has a differing or conflicting answer...My questions:

What kind of faucet do I need? Will it work with one of my standard shanks, insofar as dimensions? I do not want to use a nitro-CO2 blend, can I continue to use straight CO2? At what new PSI setting?
Does anyone know what this traditional pilsner pouring process is termed in German? Is there info on where I could purchase the necessary equipment and reading material learning more about this process. Danke!

Ed
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