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Sithlord

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I am going to start kegging this week. I have a case of beer from this winter that is a little flat. could I put it in a keg and carbonate it.
 
Sure!

Needless to say watch your sanitation. It can still get infected. Starsan those bottles on the outside and the lips after popping the caps.

But be careful not to introduce any air into your beer when pouring it out. So pour slowly, no glugging, and keep it low to the surface. Slow and steady pours.
Oxygen ruins beer, it oxidizes it, robbing it from most flavors and aroma turning it into wet cardboard.

Purge that headspace well or better yet, fill the keg through the liquid out tube after you've done a 100% Starsan purge. Do a (Google) search.
 
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