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Fullers launch home mini cask 13 years 11 months ago #7

Settle for 18 hours ??

It would not survive that long in an Irish fridge !!

Fullers launch home mini cask 13 years 11 months ago #8

Thornbridge have been using those for about 2 years. Jaipur still tastes good.

Fullers launch home mini cask 13 years 11 months ago #9

I've had both thornbridge jaipur and kipling in these 'minicasks', really nice beers, very low carbonation, almost too low! And both those were really loaded with yeast for those looking to harvest some!

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Fullers launch home mini cask 13 years 11 months ago #10

"slayerking":j2n0u9mw wrote: I've had both thornbridge jaipur and kipling in these 'minicasks', really nice beers, very low carbonation, almost too low! [/quote:j2n0u9mw]

Methinks that 'minicask' implies NO carbonation at above 1 bar (at sea level).

Its cask conditioned so the only CO2 is whats disolved in the beer during fermentation and conditioning.

Will

Fullers launch home mini cask 13 years 11 months ago #11

If I'm going for a pint with a non craft beer head, if they ask me what the cask does... I say the difference is like the difference between fizzy orange and orange squash.
Cask being the orange squash.

Sent from my phone, so excuse any bad spelling.
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