CO2 Gas.....kegs

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If it works well for you, why change?

My limited understanding is that the primary purpose of 70/30 is that it allows you to serve/push beer at a higher pressure than you could with co2 without overcarbonating, which is useful for pushing the beer a long way, pushing it through a restrictor plate in a stout/nitro tap or serving low-carbonation beer at a reasonable pressure.

I might be wrong but I don't think at a homebrew scale much/any of the nitrogen will really dissolve into the beer.
 
I made an order with aldd yesterday 22/8/18 and received it the next day. For 6.5kg of co2 was £20. No delivery charge no rental charge just £20. I feel this service was amazing. Vic wanted 40 up front then 3.50 per month. Adams gas wanted 77 up front
 
I made an order with aldd yesterday 22/8/18 and received it the next day. For 6.5kg of co2 was £20. No delivery charge no rental charge just £20. I feel this service was amazing. Vic wanted 40 up front then 3.50 per month. Adams gas wanted 77 up front

Exactly they are awesome aren't they. Summer is really helpful and the delivery guy is great. I missed this round so my backup bottle is being replaced on the 3rd. (They do keep records of who has bottles as summer did ask if I was going to return one [emoji6])

If you live Hampshire way we are lucky to have them.


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Very lucky. Summer is awesome. Andy is awesome to. 20 pound next day delivery. Happy days. I was quoted for the 3rd of september but they were able to wangle me sooner. Very pleased. Every one try them
 
I had a 70/30 bottle given to me and was fine when the beer had been carbed up with CO2.It delivers the beer less gassy and a smooth head but the beers do go flat as the CO2 is replaced with the 70/30 and it will not re-gas the beer so had to bring my CO2 bottle from the kegerator to carb it back up. The beer gas is mainly for dispensing only IMO I would go CO2 as it can carb and dispense
 
I made an order with aldd yesterday 22/8/18 and received it the next day. For 6.5kg of co2 was £20. No delivery charge no rental charge just £20. I feel this service was amazing. Vic wanted 40 up front then 3.50 per month. Adams gas wanted 77 up front

I'll definitely be ordering from them, just need to find a day when I can be home to take delivery and then I'll press the button. Very low prices and if you're getting good customer service too, who's to complain (other than SWMBO).
 
Would you believe it Andy turned up out the blue (phone call 10 minutes before hand) at 18.30 today.

Not supposed to deliver until the 3rd. Great guy and had a chat about home brewing and about how he fancies taking it up. Gave him a few pointers and pointed him at the forum [emoji6]

Great service once again.


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