Portable Carbonation
Many home brewers underestimate the process of carbonation. Carbonation does not merely add the hypnotic bubbles to homebrew, but the process also adds a mouthfeel depth and flavour to the finished product. It also lifts the aroma from the brew and delivers it directly to the drinker's nose. This is the reason why even sipping the foam allows you to taste the malt, hops, and anything else included in your beer. Simply put, carbonation provides the unique spark in beer.
But what is carbonation? It is the process after the carbon dioxide is dissolved within the liquid. The first carbonation occurs during the fermentation process when the yeast produces alcohol and carbon dioxide as its by-product. Aside from providing interesting flavour to the beer, carbonation is also crucial in dispensing beer on draught.(more info below)
But what is carbonation? It is the process after the carbon dioxide is dissolved within the liquid. The first carbonation occurs during the fermentation process when the yeast produces alcohol and carbon dioxide as its by-product. Aside from providing interesting flavour to the beer, carbonation is also crucial in dispensing beer on draught.(more info below)
