postman
Well-Known Member
Greetings Brewers,
I started this thread a while back and I wanted to revisit it. Since this thread began, I have acquired two carboys, a BB 6 gal and 5 gal glass carboy. I've since become a fan of the carboy/secondary. Life is nuts with 2 kids under 2, and a glass secondary gives me time to let the beer be safe. I have no worries while the beer is in the carboys, no stress other than filling the airlock occasionally. My oldest daughter is scared of the bubbles.
If the beer stays in the BB 6 gal primary for 3 weeks, who cares. Same with the 5 gal glass carboy secondary. This allows me to be more flexible with my bottling schedule.
In summary, I get peace of mind! In my life that is huge. Better tasting, clearer, who knows? As long as I'm sanitary and in a carboy, I'm stress free! So I can Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy my Home Brew.
I started this thread a while back and I wanted to revisit it. Since this thread began, I have acquired two carboys, a BB 6 gal and 5 gal glass carboy. I've since become a fan of the carboy/secondary. Life is nuts with 2 kids under 2, and a glass secondary gives me time to let the beer be safe. I have no worries while the beer is in the carboys, no stress other than filling the airlock occasionally. My oldest daughter is scared of the bubbles.
If the beer stays in the BB 6 gal primary for 3 weeks, who cares. Same with the 5 gal glass carboy secondary. This allows me to be more flexible with my bottling schedule.
In summary, I get peace of mind! In my life that is huge. Better tasting, clearer, who knows? As long as I'm sanitary and in a carboy, I'm stress free! So I can Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy my Home Brew.