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I understand that it is much more convenient to keg beer instaed of bottle it. But as far as the process goes, is there a huge difference? Do you still have to prime it in a keg? How long do you have to wait once it is kegged?

I guess the reason I transferred it more than once was to make sure I kept all of the "junk" out of the bottles. It continued to bubble 3 days after I transferred it.

I just finished the same kit and it turned out excellent. I didn't follow the instructions exactly because i left it in the primary for one week and then transferred it to a secondary and let it set for a week. Very smooth, little to no after taste.:rockin:

Yes, i am talking pellets. I checked the SG and it is @ 1.010 which is where the instructions tell me where it should finish. I am brewing an amber.

I have been brewing for almost a year now and have been strictly using Brewer's Best beer kits. I have made around 8 five gallon batches and have really only had one that turned out bad. I have several questions I need an opinion on. 1. Should i throw the dried hops directly into the...