Oxegen problem filling bottles from keg.

[KilhavenBrew]

If I fill bottles from a keg and cap them, how long will they last? I wonder if anyone has a method to allow them to last a longer time. I am talking 6 months in a bottle after coming from a keg. But knowing oxygen will be there, I cannot think of anyway this will work.

I do not want to buy 10 kegs and store them all. But I want to brew 10 batches of beer and try them all on tap before putting them in storage. I was wondering if anyone knows a way to fill bottles from a keg and get high quality results? Meaning, no oxygenation to ruin the beer.

Thanks for any experience you can share on this matter.

 

[day_trippr]

Google "Counter Pressure Bottle Filler"...then look for a highly-rated model...

Cheers!

 

[PantherCity]

Look for the "we don't need no stinking beer gun" thread, or something like that.

I also flush the bottles with co2 before filling. I have a cheap blow gun, like used with an air compressor, that I hook up to one of the co2 lines off my manifold.

Flush the bottles counter pressure fill, and then cap on foam.

It works well for me.

Edit:
Blow gun looks like this:
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200324799_200324799

 

[Reno_eNVy]

Look for the "we don't need no stinking beer gun" thread, or something like that.

Yup, works like a charm.

Link to "We no need no stinking beer gun" thread