A properly poured beer head unlocks deeper aromas and flavor. Here's how to get the beer-to-foam ratio right every time.

The bubble-beer-glass system, like most dynamic systems, ultimately exhausts itself. Left long enough, the foam would vanish, the gas would dissipate and the stout would go still and flat.

Your bubble mileage will vary with the style of beer, type of glass and other factors that can influence the fizz quantity. You could try to count the bubbles yourself, but good luck with that.

When the beer is poured over the top, that trapped air and the curvature of the cavity gives the carbon dioxide a starting point to form bubbles. Those cavities need to be at least 1.4 nanometers ...

The bubble-beer-glass system, like most dynamic systems, ultimately exhausts itself. Left long enough, the foam would vanish, the gas would dissipate and the stout would go still and flat.

Science Beer bubbles from thin air: Tech pulls carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere The fizz in your favorite ale might one day come from the air around the brewery.

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