Wine coolers
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brazedowl
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Umm... I'm no keg expert but I'd imagine it's the same procedure as kegging beer. Have you given it a try?
Depends. Details?
I use a mist wine kit and at the final step where it says bottle, I just put it into a keg.
When serving, I just give it half a sec of co2 which provides enough pressure and if it gets too low, I add more. At the end of the day, I just pull the release valve to vent any excess co2.... unless I want fizzy wine cooler.
I use a mist wine kit and at the final step where it says bottle, I just put it into a keg.
When serving, I just give it half a sec of co2 which provides enough pressure and if it gets too low, I add more. At the end of the day, I just pull the release valve to vent any excess co2.... unless I want fizzy wine cooler.
Personally, I'd actually go with the cheapest option for wine coolers. If you have more than co2 handy, use it, but I don't feel the need to get anything different specifically for an inexpensive wine cooler that'll be gone in a month, if not sooner.
Now my regular wine and mead however... as soon as I get the money I'm getting something better.
And good point, yes, purge.
Now my regular wine and mead however... as soon as I get the money I'm getting something better.
And good point, yes, purge.
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