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somewhere on the slippery slope with a beer in han
I can't recall why I am a non swapper?
I may be having a seniors moment here.....der? Since when?DJ_L3ThAL said:I thought we decided PET only?
hey yob, not much, tho I will be coming back from wa in a couple of weeks but it'll be a pretty direct run from the airport to homeYob said:Fair hike.. do you get up to the city much?
thanks, I shall prepare ... if I am heading up to Melb before I will pm, cheers for the helpMartinOC said:Erm...OK. That's a bit of a logistic problem if you're not this way a bit more/often. Let me know if you're over this way before bottling-time via PM & I'll see what I can arrange for you. Bear in mind I'm in Kinglake, but I often make trips to the 'burb's & have mates that I could probably arrange something more convenient with.
If all-else fails, whatever you've got will be fine, as long as you turn up with the goodies & be prepared for the mayhem that ensues on the day (including the weather!).
Since the last two swap there were bombs, in the 2014 tasting thread it was suggested by a few that going PET had two benefits, firstly safety, secondly we'd have a uniform case of bottles to reuse each swap so we're not scrounging around to get a neat case of bottles to use.MartinOC said:I may be having a seniors moment here.....der? Since when?
I find with those that you are better to overcarb in the keg and then not bother giving it any extra co2 once you have transferred. When I have give a little extra it foams when you take the lid off. Which defeats the purpose.JB said:Using PET bottles, is anyone's experience favorable with filing from a carbed keg using those new version of carbonation caps? Or would you lose carb when you remove the carbonation cap and put on the PET bottle cap?