Forced carbonation at bottling

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Drifter

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I recently went with a buddy to a place where he brewed beer 3 weeks ago. We were there to bottle. Insert tube into bottle hit CO2 button for 5 sec. then fill bottle and cap. Just wondering where this equipment could be purchased.
 
That is just purging the bottle with CO2 to displace oxygen. It's not going to carbonate the beer at all, not even a little bit. The carbonation in that scenario comes from priming sugar. I also don't think purging each bottle is necessary. Most of the air is purged from filling.
 
That sounds like a counter-pressure filler actually. I don't know of a way to force carbonate a beer in a bottle in 5 seconds.

So I would imagine this beer was carbonated in a keg first and then put into the bottles with additional Co2 to drive out any oxygen in the bottle.
 
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