Thats 1 thing about kegs is when you pick one up you never know how it will be especialy Brawley not a really high turn over and that keg you could have gone around the block and it could have been the same. I like to find a good store that you know keeps there kegs fresh and cold. also it helps if it is in the keg coat that gives it some cushion and dont ride it steel on steel but it really is a mith cause kegs are driven all over from truck to truck that shouldnt matter. But if you bleed off and pressurize with co2 and pour a couple of foamers you should clear it up. Sometimes you just get bad kegs and most of the time they will take them back always check the date. Thanks
