Spot on... Not value - Its convenience...Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
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Spot on... Not value - Its convenience...Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
IMO, no different to opening the fridge door taking out a stubbie and opening it, actually there's one more move using the Tap King, you have to get a glass:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Baz.
Stub bites aren't refillable with home brew though :wasntme:
I re-use my non twist top stubbies for homebrew:cool:
I guess that would be a good option afterwards, might look into that for camping:D
Baz.
Baz
Have you seen the 10lt kegs???
Would be good for camping,you charge them initialy off your bottle to carbonate then use "nangs" to serve.
Good for parties/camping etc.
Andrew
Yes Andy, I have one, it's not bad, still a bit large for camping, but good for BBQs and such.Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Baz.
Tapking is WOFTAM IMHO
Carton of coopers wins hands down every time even more so now they make coopers mild ale in cans its the perfect camping beer and the cans can be burnt or squashed and taken home :D
Yeah. But its beer in cans. There's something just not right there.
Nothing wrong with beer in a can and for camping its the best method :DQuote:
Originally Posted by clubagreenie
If you prefer your beer in a glass by the crap king leave my tinies alone :D
I was always told a 375 stubbie was too small for ageing/maturing/clearing or whatever goes on. Teacher always told me use at least a long neck. Obviously its working well for you...Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback