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To: Red_Devil 232

I’m getting interested in kegging. I’ve been brewing and bottling my own for about 6 years now but the bottling is really a hassle.

If anybody has any advice or tips on this I would sure be appreciative.

Brew On!


3 posted on 06/08/2012 3:33:44 PM PDT by unixfox (Abolish Slavery, Repeal The 16th Amendment!)
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To: unixfox

Midwest seems to have some good prices for kegging systems.

http://www.midwestsupplies.com/kegging/kegging-systems.html

You need to take the empty gas bottle to a welding supply place and fill it as it ships empty. BUT you can cut out the 2 weeks in the bottle time and get rid of bottles.

There are FAQa there on kegging and on More Beer

http://morebeer.com/

Of interest to some is that More beer not only has several under 50 cents per beer kits but also has free shipping if over a certain amount,


16 posted on 06/08/2012 4:21:37 PM PDT by Mechanicos (When did we amend the Constitution for a 2nd Federal Prohibition?)
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To: unixfox; Red_Devil 232

No real advice for kegging other than get the 20lb CO2 cylinder and don’t mess with the 5lb one.

Red_Devil 232 please add me to your ping list.

I used to brew lots of beers but my house is kinda small so I usually brew at a friends house.

Me and a friend did about 50 gallons of fruit wines last year. The cherry is my favorite followed by current. We get free fruit from people looking to get fruit cleaned up. Free wine is the best wine.


26 posted on 06/08/2012 5:02:47 PM PDT by pennyfarmer (Even a RINO will chew its foot off when caught in a trap.)
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