shoreman
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How about naturally carbing in keg to about 1.8-2 vol and then serving at ~10c? That's what I plan on doing when I get to start kegging my beers. A compromise between getting a cask-like feel and actually getting a beer engine + everything else.
thats what I do here in New England in the fall/winter/spring when the temps in my basement are on par for serving. I use one of these to blanket the top of the beer in the keg, works well.
https://kegfactory.com/products/min...MIuZ6xrtur8wIVjDizAB0hIwMeEAQYCyABEgLZNPD_BwE
Just prime keg to style and let sit. You can dry hop the keg too which is nice.
I’ve had a full keezer setup in the past and prefer the simplicity of this.
The Cubitainers will hopefully allow me to have more than one beer option.