do you brew more or drink more?

[ksbrain]

The intent is to brew more than drink, but it does not always work out. I saw a deal at the local beer store for $200 keg of 120. I gotta get a sankey coupler for my keg fridge

 

[Bflatbrewer]

I wish I could brew enough to not have to fill in the gaps. Life gets in the way of the brew day sometimes.

 

[wSelwyn]

I try to brew more, but I end up drinking it, or sharing with my friends. My current work situation, and budget doesn't help my frequency of brewing. I'm currently on a regiment of two 5gal batches a month.

 

[spearko520]

The intent is to brew more than drink, but it does not always work out. I saw a deal at the local beer store for $200 keg of 120. I gotta get a sankey coupler for my keg fridge

for a sixtel, right?

 

[processhead]

Yes.
Absolutely.

 

[Grumpybumpy]

I have too much patience when it comes to aging my bottles, so I have a ton of homebrew and drink more commercial beers than I should. The patience sure pays off though!

 

[sweet_corn]

Brew more than drink. Have not bought commercial in a few years, other than traveling or something really specialty. Once you get the pipeline started, just don't let it run dry. 3-4 cases of bottles, 8 kegs, 3 on tap, keep 1 or 2 fermenting and you will be fine....Drink 1-3 almost every day....

 

[BrewJob87]

Only wish I could keep up with my drinking pace..

 

[D-MOTITAN]

Brew more than drink. Have not bought commercial in a few years, other than traveling or something really specialty. Once you get the pipeline started, just don't let it run dry. 3-4 cases of bottles, 8 kegs, 3 on tap, keep 1 or 2 fermenting and you will be fine....Drink 1-3 almost every day....

You must be my long lost brother......This is what i have running and it is working. Summer is around the corner and consumption will increase. Going to ten gallon batches every other week has showed promise.