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Quote from: tubercle on March 19, 2011, 12:52:23 pmQuote from: gmac on March 19, 2011, 11:12:49 amAll I can say is that I got 4 kegs recently and kegged my first beer. I'll never bottle again. But, we drank the whole 5 gallons in a week which was a bit scary. Having beer on tap, at my fingertips, at any hour of the day may be too much temptation for someone like me. Thought maybe I should shake the kegs once in a while so I'd be forced to wait for them to settle back down but I'd probably just end up drinking the foam. I have 4 now and I can tell you that I'll probably have 4 more real soon! I got me a pitcher to fill from the keg so I don't have to keep getting up. That's not lazy, it pragmatic I'm seriously considering moving the kegerator out of the kitchen and into the living room next to the couch. But then how would I get my exercise?
Quote from: gmac on March 19, 2011, 11:12:49 amAll I can say is that I got 4 kegs recently and kegged my first beer. I'll never bottle again. But, we drank the whole 5 gallons in a week which was a bit scary. Having beer on tap, at my fingertips, at any hour of the day may be too much temptation for someone like me. Thought maybe I should shake the kegs once in a while so I'd be forced to wait for them to settle back down but I'd probably just end up drinking the foam. I have 4 now and I can tell you that I'll probably have 4 more real soon! I got me a pitcher to fill from the keg so I don't have to keep getting up. That's not lazy, it pragmatic
All I can say is that I got 4 kegs recently and kegged my first beer. I'll never bottle again. But, we drank the whole 5 gallons in a week which was a bit scary. Having beer on tap, at my fingertips, at any hour of the day may be too much temptation for someone like me. Thought maybe I should shake the kegs once in a while so I'd be forced to wait for them to settle back down but I'd probably just end up drinking the foam. I have 4 now and I can tell you that I'll probably have 4 more real soon!
Quote from: oscarvan on March 15, 2011, 08:52:40 pmQuote from: dano14041 on March 15, 2011, 04:06:32 pmThere is one major drawback I have found to kegging.The kegs empty faster than bottles. I think mine all have black holes in the bottom. Critical equilibrium seems to be reached when one has more than 7 and brews 10G weekly.Holy &^$&, Batman! You either throw a lot of parties or you must have a liver the size of Rhode Island! Ever since I started brewing I have friends..... In fact there's a shelf over the fridge where I put hooks for a few mugs....friends are getting their own hook and bringing a mug.... Also, whenever we go visit someone I fill up at least one, sometimes two growlers.....it goes quickly.
Quote from: dano14041 on March 15, 2011, 04:06:32 pmThere is one major drawback I have found to kegging.The kegs empty faster than bottles. I think mine all have black holes in the bottom. Critical equilibrium seems to be reached when one has more than 7 and brews 10G weekly.
There is one major drawback I have found to kegging.The kegs empty faster than bottles. I think mine all have black holes in the bottom.