ruger988
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I started having inconsistencies bottling with priming sugar so I invested in a beer gun and haven't looked back. I've got a Russian River Consecration clone going that I obviously have a lot of time invested in and really don't want to ruin by overcarbing with priming sugar.
How much of a headache a I getting myself into by putting it in a keg, carbing it, and bottling with my beer gun? I'd love for it to continue to age and improve in the bottle but would it be in my best interest to campden bomb before moving to a keg or is that overkill?
How much of a headache a I getting myself into by putting it in a keg, carbing it, and bottling with my beer gun? I'd love for it to continue to age and improve in the bottle but would it be in my best interest to campden bomb before moving to a keg or is that overkill?