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Re: Want to Try Beer
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Tue Jul 30, 2013 4:16 pmby Bushy
My beer routine.
Keg it, gas it for two days, drink it.
I've even sussed out that you can charge it to 60 psi then roll it on the floor for two minutes and it's gassed.
Although since I started making UJ the kegs arn't quite getting hammered like they use to
Re: Want to Try Beer
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Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:23 pmby Sam.
poompy wrote:tipsy wrote:A week for me as well.
I leave them to carb at pouring pressure.
Same. Seems the easiest way to me.
Yep then you can be pouring a keg and carbing a keg at the same time :dance:
Re: Want to Try Beer
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Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:46 pmby Aussiedownunder01
I would love a beer but the dock warned me off it for a week or two
Re: Want to Try Beer
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Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:54 pmby Linny
poompy wrote:Kegs are the single best thing i bought for my beer system. I was so over bottling and all the cleaning that is involved. I normally have 3x19l kegs in the fridge with the one on tap being at least 3weeks old in the keg.
3 kegs on tap ! how far are you from my place LOL
Re: Want to Try Beer
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Tue Jul 30, 2013 7:05 pmby poompy
Well only two taps but room for a third ;-)
Not such a struggle to keep em filled now that I make spirits and went back to kit beers from doing all grain
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Re: Want to Try Beer
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Tue Jul 30, 2013 7:16 pmby 1 2many
I hated washing all the bottles so got myself 3 19 ltr legs and all the bits for the system , modded a fridge with a flat bottom so that i could put my 65 ltr fermenter in there for when i did lagers , and when not doing lagers put the kegs in the fridge but i think i had a problem with a gas leak not sure any way still have the gear not sure i will use it but i think the kegs will come in handy for storage.
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