keg or bottle?

[mancer62]

Tomorrow i have 3 x 40 pint batches of IPA ready to bottle or keg.....
My dilemma is which to which with.......
I have 2 premium kits one made with 2 cans of malt and the other 3 cans. I also have a Coopers kit with 100g of citra in it.
On a rule of thumb would u put your best beers into the cornies or bottles?.....I know its no big deal but be interested to see what others would do...ty

 

[crowcrow]

Personally, I'd put the beer that needs to be drunk freshest into the keg as it will be well looked after in my keezer and goes fast. So we'll dry hopped stuff will be best in the keg for me, bottles for beers that either have a long conditioning time or brewing for an occasion in the future. That said I don't bother with bottling now I have 2 (or rather 3 since one just appeared...) corny - but that is because it keeps me in fresh beer that I like and for now my time for brewing is limited.

 

[Rodcx500z]

As above it's a no brainer, i now have 3 kegs and no4 is on the horizon, nothing wrong with bottles kegs just suit what i brew