Year Old Kegs, any good?

[flagman]

I sure this has been covered but I was cleaning out my cellar and found three kegs that I completly forgot about. One is a BLue Moon Clone that I kegged on 3/21/10, one is a Light Ale that was also kegged on 3/21/10 and the other is a Blonde that I kegged on 1/22/10. All three still have CO2 presure on them.

Has anyone ever had any luck with keggs that old? They usually dont last that long at my house, I have no idea how I lost them. I guess they got pushed back and forgotten.

I guess I could throw one in the fridge and carb it up to see, any thoughts?

I was just worried about it being oxidized or something by now.

I also found 8 pints of Pumpkin beer I brewed last October (2009) and a six pack of sweet stout that I brewed in September (2009).

I need to clean the cellar more often!

 

[GilaMinumBeer]

Only one way to find out.

 

[Homercidal]

Too bad you live so far away, I would come right over and help you get rid of those dangerous, infected kegs! I can only hope that someone near you will volunteer to help get rid of it.

(just kidding, I think they would be perfectly fine to drink, and probably pretty tasty too, although that blue moon might not be as good, because it's a wheat beer, and they say they are best consumed very young.)

 

[Veinman]

They certainly won't harm you. They may not be great as those styles tend to better when consumed younger but as others have said chill away and give them a taste.

 

[funkswing]

Yeah, might as well just dump the Blue Moon clone tho........