Thread: Gotta keg system for chrissy

having a keg system is great, although now there are no empty bottles to track your progress!

Yep good point, I decided to bottle approx 6 long necks and put into storage, one of the biggest issues I have is being to impatient and never letting the beer age properly, it makes such a huge difference to every part of the beer.

I got 2 new 10L party kegs, and I'm shocked at how quickly they become empty, I only gassed them up the other day, friggin gone already!!!. Oh well at least I don't have to wait long for my next brew to be ready transferring it to the kegs now.

I run 6x18l kegs,its the only way I can age them slightly.
Seem to put 2 brews on most weekends
Andrew

Originally Posted by Aussie

I got 2 new 10L party kegs, and I'm shocked at how quickly they become empty, I only gassed them up the other day, friggin gone already!!!. Oh well at least I don't have to wait long for my next brew to be ready transferring it to the kegs now.

Hahahahaha

Are you guys brewing with Kits or All Grain? I started with kits then went to all grain, now I'm back to kits and bits, (steeping grain and mini hop boils).

The best thing about having a keg system is the Mrs isn't complaining about bottles being left everywhere!

Clint

i brew all grain, but its on hold at the moment, until the waistline recovers!

Kits for me.
Easy peasy/cheap/quick to brew and easy to obtain,my local general store stocks my favorites for me.
A mate went grains and bottling,rekon my kits/kegging tasted nicer.I bet grains and kegging produce really good beer.Come winter time I usually do several steeped stout kits,they still use a concentrate can.Love them,just about need to chew the brew before you swallow.
Andrew