One of us, one of us!
Yeah, my plan is to keg my lower abv house ales and bottle the stronger ones and keep them in my basement.One of us, one of us!
there, does that work for you?
But seriously, I love kegging, but there is still always a place for bottles. I like the flexibility to choose which will be used for each brew, sometimes I'll even do a batch with the intent to split it between bottles and keg.
That looks freaking incredible!
Looks great! Now please enlighten us poor mom and pop small town do what we can brewers....whats a Hop Dropper ?
I'm waiting on mine to ship, hopefully in the next week or two. Ordered Cascade snd Cashmere.
You can use this to check oxygenation of beer at yeast pitch, where you are looking for 10 - 12 mg/L (ppm) O2 (IIRC.) But, it is not useful for fermented beer where you are looking for 0.1 mg/l, or less. The stated accuracy (from the Amazon listing) is: "Accuracy: ±0.4mg/L." For finished beer, you need an accuracy of about 0.01 mg/L, or better.
