Kegging
Looking at doing a keg set up, Is it cheaper and easyer to go with the brew craft setup or designing your own set up, and getting the bits from the likes of Craft brewer, etc?
Whats your thoughts?
Whats your thoughts?
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Permalink Reply by Sparky on
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Will see what I can do James P. tis a good idea. jt has a good set up also...compliments the brewer's beer I must say.
Cheers
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Permalink Reply by MrC on
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Can anyone tell me how much I should budget for the CO2 portion of a keg setup?
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Permalink Reply by Mike Neilson on
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$180 reg $10 per month hirage of C02 and $12 a re-fill of the D size
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Permalink Reply by Reviled on
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$200 for a CO2 bottle to own, works out cheaper in the long run and you allways have the resale value if you get sick of it, which you hopefully never will :o)
Shit, pretty soon there wont be any of use left that still bottle :oP
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Permalink Reply by James P on
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I still bottle even now I have my kegs, usually from the keg! My last test of keg bottled beer lasted two months with a little loss of bubbles, but flavour was on par.
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Permalink Reply by Dale Cooper on
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Wormald in Petone sold me CO2 canister (ex fire extinguisher) a couple of weeks ago for $160 including the first fill.
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No worries, if you are interested I also bought the kegging system from the dunedin malthouse which includes 2 reconditioned kegs, regulator, quick disconnects, lines and a nice tap. I think thats everything else you would need.
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