I was reading through an article on CO2, I think in the most recent issue of Zymurgy, but I could be wrong that talked about CO2 diffusion in liquid. The article pointed out that warm liquid adsorbs gas quicker than cold, kind of debunking the old chill your beer then carbonate. While it does take a higher pressure to carbonate warm beer, my thinking is if I carb at say 65, then chill I should get a quicker force carb, and longer retention? Am I in left field with this line of thought, or am I tracking in the right direction?
Thanks,
Vince