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Yeah, a really good company for all things keg related.Oh right. Thanks for this. I didn’t know about this site. Very good prices.
Yeah, a really good company for all things keg related.Oh right. Thanks for this. I didn’t know about this site. Very good prices.
Yes they look fantastic. Just goes to show. It’s always worth shopping around.Yeah, a really good company for all things keg related.
No problem, I thought everyone knew what BKT meant, will use their fullname in future.Yes they look fantastic. Just goes to show. It’s always worth shopping around.
Thanks again.
No, I am sure they do. It’s probably just me For some reason this site has passed me by.No problem, I thought everyone knew what BKT meant, will use their fullname in future.
....for one weekend, but do-able!I have 2 corny, I miscalculated my keg fridge thought it could take 3 as I have a 3 tap font. but only 2 fit. It depends really on how often you brew and how fast you drink. 3 kegs is 60l of beer which is a lot if you are drinking it mostly yourself.
....for one weekend, but do-able!
It’s worth adding that the mini kegs can all use the same fittings hence I can use the tap I purchased from Dark Farm on my generic 2 and 4L mini kegs I bought on eBay.Oh right. Thanks for this. I didn’t know about this site. Very good prices.
Yeah that’s exactly what I do. I only have one tap but three kegs. I try and get a good rotation going. Easier in Lockdown with not much else to do but brew, drink and sort the garden out.It’s worth adding that the mini kegs can all use the same fittings hence I can use the tap I purchased from Dark Farm on my generic 2 and 4L mini kegs I bought on eBay.
When people have full kegs that aren't being drunk, what temp do you keep them at?
I just purge mine and leave at ambient temp as they don't fit in any of my brew fridges, then blast carb overnight when needed.When people have full kegs that aren't being drunk, what temp do you keep them at?