Foam Control is great stuff

[Tom from Raleigh]

I read somewhere on the Internets that foam control was a derivative of the sweat from the scrotums of free range unicorns

[Brew Engineer]

I read somewhere on the Internets that foam control was a derivative of the sweat from the scrotums of free range unicorns

Does that mean it's organic?

[beerocracy]

It depends on if the diet of the unicorn is organic and if they are treated with hormones or not...

[DucBrewer]

It's actually made from harvested unicorn horns. They shed them every year like dear, so head retention should not be a problem.

Actually, I have been using this stuff off and on for a while, and can't seem to see any difference in head retention. I have even used it in all three phases of brewing with good results (Starter, Boil & Fermentation). Then again, I could be used to bad head so YMMV.

[rsmith1041]

Yeah, it's awesome stuff man. Too bad your wife wasn't impressed. My gf never seems to care when I use something or find something new.

[TapItGood]

Yeah, it's awesome stuff man. Too bad your wife wasn't impressed. My gf never seems to care when I use something or find something new.

Your supposed to use that stuff on your equipment, not hers!

[whiteManCanHop]

fwiw, i have been using a bottle for over a year and a half now and never refrigerated it.

[boobookittyfuk]

I read somewhere on the Internets that foam control was a derivative of the sweat from the scrotums of free range unicorns

Does that mean it's organic?

if a food product is organic but packaged in inorganic materials, is it no longer organic?