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Bit of teaching the actors or bit of tape flicked by finger and the beer level can be controlled.

Hi All,
Des here from the theatre - this is not a ruse by custom and excise!
It is a real probelm I am trying to solve and I am really grateful for all of your comments and suggestions.
I think lashing a load of NA cans or bottles into a corny [b:6ct0rq4x]or [/b:6ct0rq4x]
Will's recipe are the most workable solutions offered so far, given our situation in the theatre (ie not a brewery!)

I was excited by Will's recipe idea as it was the kind of idea I was coming around to myself.

BUT
[b:6ct0rq4x]One of the unique properties of beer is that its the only liquid that will sustain foam.
Even with heading agent it will look more like a mineral than a beer.[/quote][/b:6ct0rq4x]

So maybe the recipe is not the right way to go...

Would it really work to just pour NA beer into a corny?
Could it really be that simple a solution?
That would be GREAT!

Thanks again for all the help.


Des

Hi All,
Des here from the theatre - this is not a ruse by custom and excise!
It is a real probelm I am trying to solve and I am really grateful for all of your comments and suggestions.
I think lashing a load of NA cans or bottles into a corny or
Will's recipe are the most workable solutions offered so far, given our situation in the theatre (ie not a brewery!)

I was excited by Will's recipe idea as it was the kind of idea I was coming around to myself.

BUT
[b:3udhp2dc][u:3udhp2dc]One of the unique properties of beer is that its the only liquid that will sustain foam.
Even with heading agent it will look more like a mineral than a beer.[/quote][/u:3udhp2dc][/b:3udhp2dc]

So maybe the recipe is not the right way to go...

Would it really work to just pour NA beer into a corny?
Could it really be that simple a solution?
That would be GREAT!

Thanks again for all the help.


Des

Oops,
Think I posted twice there.
Anyway, if anyone can make this happen for me, we would happily pay for the service - I do have a small budget to cover this.

Thanks again,


Des

Des, if your in Dublin I'd be happy to help you out for a small donation to Beoir. I don't have any of the gear you'd need though so you'd have to buy or rent that. I'm fairly sure that using bottles of non-alcoholic beer in a corny would work out fine for you, providing you get the gas out of them a bit by stirring them up for a while. You can cool it by keeping the corny in a bucket of ice packs.

I think you'll be best off just putting in what you need each night as without the alcohol as a preservative I'm not sure how long it would remain drinkable. Your also going to have to keep things sanitised between uses.

Send me a message if you want to have a chat about it.

If anyone can see a flaw in the plan speak up!

&amp;quot;griff&amp;quot;:39kvuphy wrote: I'm fairly sure that using bottles of non-alcoholic beer in a corny would work out fine for you, providing you get the gas out of them a bit by stirring them up for a while. You can cool it by keeping the corny in a bucket of ice packs.
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I think the idea is to keep the gas in so as to present a nice head on the pint of kegged beer.

The only problenm I see about pouring bottles into a cornie is COST.

Hence the recipe idea. I rekon that a good dose of heading agent and a good gas pressure would put a head on!

Why not try it ( on say a 5 L sample ) for real?

Will