RoomWithABrew
Landlord.
I'd buy a beer engine with a long neck and get the dedicated stout sparkler, much cheaper, the nitrogen is free and more money for ingredients.
I have a mixed gas set-up which is great. I wouldn't be paying £300 for it though, that's for sure!Just as a quick update
Priced the reg and the gas from a local supplier and it's amounting to nearly 300 quid
I think this is the first time I've actually hesitated on pulling the trigger on something for this hobby due to the costs.
Those creamy pints are calling me but how much stout would I be drinking along side the lager before it paid for itself yanno.
I habitually choose expensive hobbies and then complain when I have no money.
If you could share how you're getting 70 or 150 all in I'd be genuinely interested in where I'm going wrong in my market research here?I have a mixed gas set-up which is great. I wouldn't be paying £300 for it though, that's for sure!
Forgive me if I missed it, but what's wrong with the regulator you posted here?
With a cylinder of mixed gas, you'll spend no more than £70 all in (potentially more like £150 if you have to "purchase" the cylinder - depends on supplier).
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