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I had made a few 5 gallon batches of cider. One 5 gallon, I left alone second I put in a brand new oak barrel for a month. Both were cleared very well using the clearing clay. However, the batch I put in the barrel I have just taken out and put it back in my carboy for storage until I get my...

I cannot tell which one to do. I have heard of people changing the fittings from their kegerator tower to fit corny kegs and others say they have adapted their corny kegs to have a coupler fit on it. Which one would be simpler? I don't plan on buy anymore kegs (Then again, You can never...

I had bought a Corny Keg and a kegerator however, my Kegerator came with a coupler and the tower has a screw on for a coupler only. My Corny Keg has just the in and out lines with the pull up attachment lines and no screw threads (Like the coupler attachment) Anyone know how to make this...

I have 2 5 gallon carboys going (Of the exact same recipe) I want to put one of them in an oak barrel, however it won't fill it all the way. Which is something I need to keep the wood soaked and keep oxygen out. Would it be a bad idea to put a slight amount of one into the other to fill...

I just bought a 5 gallon corny keg and I need to find a Kegerator or some type of cooling to get by brews cool enough to force carbonate. (25" Tall x 9" diameter - 27" tall with the disconnects.) However I don't have 400 bucks to fork over for one at the moment. Anyone know a good relatively...

I've never worked with oak barrel aging before and can't really find much information about it on the web. I have bought a few for different brews I am making. Beer / Ciders/ Wines ect. Firstly, when I get my barrels, should I cure them, and keep them cured till the time I rack my brews...

I had just bottled my first batch. My gravity readings had stayed around 1.000 mark for 3 days. However it was still putting out some gas. Definitely not like it was during fermentation but still pumps some out. I am also carbing it so I added priming sugar in the batch. However I used a bit...