homebrewandbeer.com

nice one. i recently got a 2 keg setup for $400. just finished my first keg yesterday. wasted alot trying to get it to pour right. my regulator goes all the way up to 800psi but i get the best pour at about 10psi so it's hardly registering on the gauge.

good luck and enjoy!

i haven't but i've got a mate that has tryed some. he went to a party that had homebrew on tap and he tried their black ale. it turns out the brewer was running low on hops so he dropped in a handful of coffee beans. my friend said i was awesome so i'll be trying it soon enough for sure.

big fan on old myself. usually drink it although i've got a cooper's pale ale thing going on right now.
new to homebrewing so i'm not into my own brews yet. but i'll be trying these recipes before long.

thanks everyone. i had thought of going through the drain hole but decided it might need to drain at some point. i think my gas line is thicker than the drain hole anyway.

the door seems like the best all round option. especially when i move it to another house i have the freedom to put it anywhere ...

hey everyone. just got back into brewing after several years of commercial brews. decided to do the keg thing as the bottling stopped me brewing last time. i'm loving this site. so much great advice and great people.

i will be modifying my beer fridge with a door mounted tap and a gas inlet hole in ...

completely agree yardy

i used to work for them on the bottling line and know the majority of those that work there wouldn't touch the stuff and have been trying to produce a better flavoured ginger beer. one brew i tried about a month ago was quite nice, far more ginger in it. i'm not sure if they ...