Clann
Well-Known Member
Is it bad that I have a batch of beer but am too lazy bottle it? If I don't I will have to buy beer some time next week cause I'll be almost out of homebrew
Probably ought to bottle.
Probably ought to bottle.
I'm lazy when it comes to bottling too.
My beer sure doesn't carb up in a week though.....
That pretty much describes the reason why I keg....
ETOHonboard said:Hey Joey, I have a lot of bottles lying around if you want to trade for the kegging stuff!
It's hard for me to believe I'm the only one that feels this way
edb23 said:You probably aren't, just the only one i've ever heard about
for real, ill trade ya
Wow its funny that so many people hate bottling I have been kegging for a couple of years and started bottling big beers about a year ago and......I love bottling to the point that I have considered doing away with kegging and going back to bottles exclusively and I'm not joking I think bottling is fun.
Cleaning isn't that bad - it's delabelling the darn things that irks me - I hand out a lot of beer, and in return people buy me beer or cook me food, and usually give me bottles back.... that still have labels on them, that's gotta be the worst part of the bottling process - the actual bottling I guess isn't that bad because I'm usually drinking while I do it (thus generating more empty bottles to fill!). Also, when I moved last time I misplaced/mispacked/whatever a bunch of delabelled bottles so I had to start from scratch with my most recent batch - I almost bought a case of bottles from my LHBS to suppliment, but my friends have been providing/drinking heavily so I don't think I'll have to do that.
What is a mini key? Did you mean mini keg?
Hey thats why I do small batches.
ii went into kegs because a few hundred bottles take up a lot of room.
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