I made a 5g keg of dry Irish stout 6 months ago, and its been quietly waiting in my aging cooler for me not to be a cheap ass and buy a Nitrogen setup which Ive now done. My question is this: the keg of stout that was forced carbed with CO2. What do I need to do (if I can) to convert this keg...
I also use it as often for sous-vide cooking accuracy. If I do beef short ribs, I cook at 132 degrees for 48 hours. The water temp will not vary 2 full degrees the whole time.
I’ve spent my whole life in food service, and I’ve been brewing since the 1980’s. I acquired the coffee maker many many years ago as it was getting tossed. I knew I could turn it into a mashtun. My first attempts in the early 1990’s failed and I put it away for 12 years...
Question for everyone. There’s a brewery in Richmond Va that uses poplar wood to age their IPA and it’s great. Has anyone here, ever used poplar?
Do the Regulators used for beer gas (25% C02 and 75% nitro) have a female or male fitting on them? The nitro bottles all look to have female treads, and the regs male....is that correct? Thx