Bottling vs kegging

[LAjerm]

To me, only the really big beers get bottled.

Barley wine, Russian Imperial Stout, OLd Ales...

You can always bottle from the keg

 

[flatrockbrewing]

To me, only the really big beers get bottled.

Barley wine, Russian Imperial Stout, OLd Ales...

You can always bottle from the keg

I think this is the way for us to go...keg session beers and bottle beers like Barley Wines Imperial Stouts, etc. I was thinking about 22oz bombers even though I would rather buy 12oz "special" brews then 22oz bombers. Maybe I need to find more beer drinking friends but I always find myself dumping the last 10 ozs of high gravity beers. But it does make for a faster bottling run.

 

[Piratwolf]

To me, only the really big beers get bottled.

Barley wine, Russian Imperial Stout, OLd Ales...

You can always bottle from the keg

I think this will be my plan as well once I get my keezer up (hopefully this week!). I have a mild and a Moose Drool clone ready to go. I may bottle a gallon of Moose Drool for competition in March, but keg the rest. Tomorrow I'm attempting my 1st RIS and a BDS on Saturday, and will bottle those after months of bulk conditioning.