I'm back in the kegging game and it's AWESOME

[inhousebrew]

So I used to brew for a while with some buddies I lived with and we each owned different things. Unfortunately when I moved out the kegging gear which wasn't mine stayed there (unused now for six months by the way ). I've been bottling since then dreaming of the day when I can keg beer again.

Well, after our fifth shared bottling experiment my future wife said we needed kegging supplies and used our wedding (which we're serving beer at) as a reason to justify it.

So we got almost a fully setup three tap system on craigslist and while there are some things I would have done very differently it works and beer on tap is AWESOME!!! Right now I'm enjoying a chocolate oatmeal stout which is wonderful after a day and half of force carbing at 40psi.

Just wanted to share my joy

 

[brewcat]

Sounds like you found a keeper.

 

[bendog15]

Man I can't tell u how much I love my keezer. I bottled for over 3 years before I made the switch. Nothing beats coming home from work and pouring a pint.

 

[inhousebrew]

Just had one last night! Still amazing. I'm giong to need better faucets soon but whatever, I'm loving it!

 

[Chris_Primavera]

I told SWMBO that all the bottles littering the kitchen would go away if we got a Keezer. She INSISTED I buy one.

Pouring my first kegged beer now and, I don't know if is the kegging or not but this is freakin' great beer. A definite improvement on anything I have done previously.

 

[beskone]

I recently finished my Keezer and have a Wheat on tap, just kegged and IPA over the weekend and there's a Saison in the fermentation chamber working.

I love not having to bottle. I love cleaning and sanitizing one container. I love that my packaging process is: attach racking cane and co2 to orange carboy lid, push beer to keg, attach gas and beer line to keg.

It's so much more enjoyable.

 

[Chris_Primavera]

And no yeast farts!