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Hi all, started this thread because I'm a believer that beer does not make you fat. However, searching on the internet I get conflicting opinions.... some say yes and some say no. myself, i must admit that i'm a few kilo over......but my drinking habits would be described as mostly social. Im...

I like it!...... I must admit there have been some mornings when i have definately been hit by the bad beer spirits!

Thanks PistolPatch that was excactly what i was looking for. I may haven given the wrong impression about the LHBS owner, he was just giving me his personal opinion on the way he likes to brew. Ive met him socially and he makes a great beer. And i got a good deal on my setup. As for my set...

The local HB shop says that forced carbonation is strickly TABOO! as far as he's concerned and prefers the slow carbonation method. my first keg is on the slow.......but the second will be done by Ross's method. HB owner says that everybody's system can work diferently and to just get to know...

cheers everyone, got some options to ponder and some research to do........ I will let you know..... BTW this forum is great! Happy Drinkin!

Thanks Ross.......I am worried about loosing all my gas. So that leads me to another question.......tangent, could you please explain exactly what you do when carbonating your kegs? for example...do your juice it up to 150-200kpa, disconnect, turn off your gas, then...go back the next day and...

Thanks for the quick replies all. Keep em comin' though the more advice the better! Jye's reply is about what i thought, and problably the way i was going to go. Ross's method sounds great for a rapid carbonation, but I dont mind waiting that extra week. Mika_lika, the reason i was given for...

Hi all, this is my first post. Just bought a new kegging system, thought i would give the bottles away. I have a basic understanding of what to do; via my local home brew shop, and mates that already have a system up and running. After doing a search, with no real luck, i need to find a step by...