B Bradzukie Well-Known Member Joined Dec 30, 2011 Messages 286 Reaction score 11 Jun 24, 2012 #1 Because it just took 1 hour and 25 minutes to keg 2 batches and force carb from start to finish! Including sanitizing and clean up! Bottling has its place, but kegging is the way to go!
Because it just took 1 hour and 25 minutes to keg 2 batches and force carb from start to finish! Including sanitizing and clean up! Bottling has its place, but kegging is the way to go!
N NoRoom4Error Well-Known Member Joined May 25, 2011 Messages 57 Reaction score 4 Location Leesburg Jun 24, 2012 #2 Agreed. Plus I do 99% of my drinking at home since I am a dad of two young kids.
Gear101 Well-Known Member Joined Nov 24, 2010 Messages 2,053 Reaction score 54 Location USA Jun 24, 2012 #3 I still like making 6 gallon at a time and bottle 1..not the 5.. private resreve kind of thing.. LOL
OP OP B Bradzukie Well-Known Member Joined Dec 30, 2011 Messages 286 Reaction score 11 Jun 24, 2012 #4 NoRoom4Error said: Agreed. Plus I do 99% of my drinking at home since I am a dad of two young kids. Click to expand... Im in that same boat brother. 2 boys 8 and 4
NoRoom4Error said: Agreed. Plus I do 99% of my drinking at home since I am a dad of two young kids. Click to expand... Im in that same boat brother. 2 boys 8 and 4
S SnidelyWhiplash Well-Known Member Joined Feb 28, 2012 Messages 100 Reaction score 1 Location cincinnati Jun 25, 2012 #5 yeah I try to stretch it to 6 gal and bottle one of them to keep around long term.
duckredbeard Well-Known Member Joined Mar 29, 2005 Messages 655 Reaction score 81 Location ATL Jun 25, 2012 #6 My wife rarely drinks 12 oz while it is cold. Most of my consumption is finishing her room temp beers. Kegging lets her have her beers 4oz at a time. Being able to sample an oz or two during the first weeks of conditioning gives insight in what is yet to come.
My wife rarely drinks 12 oz while it is cold. Most of my consumption is finishing her room temp beers. Kegging lets her have her beers 4oz at a time. Being able to sample an oz or two during the first weeks of conditioning gives insight in what is yet to come.