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Hi guys I just bought some second hand kegs from the internet, and I am very pleased with them, for now! everything was ok, except for 1 barrel... It brought 2 gaz inputs :( and one of them didn't work... ) the seller refund me, and let me kept it. Anyone know where I can get a liquid...

I never before brew from grain I am a newbie just starting from kits , those from brewferm. And I was wondering how could I change those kits @ fermentation stage

hello guys, I was talking to my friends , around some cases of homebrew, and was wondering if I can do a second fermetation of a stout kit with chocolate or something to give it some extra flavor. My plan? ferment like the kit recepie put in another fermenter with some chocolate ( how...

HEHEHHEHEHE It's coming It's coming... vintage eletric motor fridge :)

what if I connect the gaz tube on the liquid tube to force carbonate? wouldn't the gas get in from the bottom of the keg, getting the most contact possible with the beer? :mug: V

Cool guys thanx no leaks here! thats for sure! It's not flat flat, but is near! I'ts kind of hot here! so what I made was, opened the other barrel ( 1 week of natural carbonation ) and it was perfect so... the other one will rest @ 30 psi for the time i consume the first one! :(...

really?? but I've read here: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=37618 that : maybe I've interpreted wrong or something ;(. either way i have to fix this... any thoughts? Cheers | :mug: Vasco

Hi guys The thing is... I use kits for the making and keg the result. Method: - buy a can of malt - mix on the fermentator with a 1kg of sugar - leave it for a week ( until the fermetation stops ) - put on the keg with more sugar - leave it for a week or two last week I tried...

I'm brewing pils now and a irish stout.... I'm a newbie actualy so, i have a lot of questions lol My country is really amazing! I know :rockin: :mug:

Cheers from Lisbon - Portugal! Vasco Barbosa Home brewer , making some beers here in Europe! :mug:

I am Portuguese, and found out about it, through some friends. Starting to build my first portable kegerator so every advise I got here where precious :mug: Cheers From Lisbon Portugal! Vasco