gregbankley
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I am confused. If I wanted to switch to kegging my beer, how do I get the beer inside of my keg?
instead of bottling, how do you get your beer into a keg?
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BBL_Brewer
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You rack into it, just like you would rack into a bottling bucket. The is a large lid on the corny kegs that comes off so that you can fill/clean them.
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a siphon...
TopherM
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My guess is the OP has a sankey keg in mind here.
Greg, most homebrewers use old five gallon soda kegs, called cornelious (corny) kegs, to keg homebrew:
You CAN keg in a normal commerical beer keg, called a sankey keg, but it is a PITA to take the spear out of the keg and replace it. Not hard to do, just a pain compared to a corny keg, where the top just pops right off.
Sanke Keg Spear
Greg, most homebrewers use old five gallon soda kegs, called cornelious (corny) kegs, to keg homebrew:
You CAN keg in a normal commerical beer keg, called a sankey keg, but it is a PITA to take the spear out of the keg and replace it. Not hard to do, just a pain compared to a corny keg, where the top just pops right off.
Sanke Keg Spear
