I keg and bottle. I have a real kegerator with 2 taps. It can hold 3 kegs. Two on tap and one lagering or on deck.Once you start kegging your not going to bottle your beer, you think you will but you won’t. I had a plan to keg half and bottle half, I bought more kegs…..20 now and half from Craigslist for super cheap to free.
After that if I brew more it has to go in bottles.
Right now I have a lager and a bb ris on the taps. I regret putting the bb ris on tap. It has been taking up one of my 2 taps for almost a year. It just doesn’t get drank. Though I’m making more of an effort.
I have some odds & ends in bottles, leftovers from various cases. Pale ale, IPA, and barleywines from the past couple years. I just brewed what was supposed to be a Scottish 70 but it looks very red. Still in primary. That will get bottled. Then i want to use that yeast for this year’s barleywine, which will also see bottles.