Pouring Beer from Mini Keg Tap System Homebrew Beer

Pouring beer from the mini keg after 72 hours of force carbonating. I did 30 PSI for 3 days then moved the keg to the fridge for about 8 hours before pouring the first beer from it.
It can foam for a few reasons.
1. There could be a small leak allowing air to get into the line.
2. The beer is warm causing it to foam up.
3. There's too much Co2. Try turning it down when pouring.
Here is a link to the brewing of this video: • How to Make Homebrew Easy
I'm very pleased with how this turned out. Please let me know what you think!
Drew

[@RandRBrewwork]

I love this channel and how you explain each details(step by step) you are awesome

[@MyProjectWeekend]

Awesome, thanks for the kinds words. I appreciate it!

[@mdstrobe]

honestly I doubt it's the hose, I bet you just need to purge the keg of pressure, keep it around 8 PSI and it should be fine.

[@Robert.Wayne.Bullock]

I was just thinking this too

[@MrBsHomebrewsandBeerReviews]

Hi just came across your channel, I am also a homebrewer and I'm from the UK and stick to stovetop small batch brewing, I also want to promote the simple ways of brewing at home, just watched a few of your videos, cheers to you, subscribed, if you get chance please check out my homebrew videos, much appreciated 🍻

[@MyProjectWeekend]

Nice! I just watched a few of your videos, good stuff. Are there lots of brew shops in the UK?

[@MrBsHomebrewsandBeerReviews]

@@MyProjectWeekend there are a few, I have a couple of local shops and I also order online, its not bad to be fair, I get the majority of my ingredients and equipment from a company in Northern Ireland as they have reasonable prices and reasonable shipping costs to the UK