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    King Keg 4" - Cap Stuck

    PJ, Brilliant - thanks for your input. I looked back at your brewing set up - very impressive.
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    King Keg 4" - Cap Stuck

    PJ, Thanks for that - sod's law I just had an idea and tried running the cap under hottish water for a few minutes to get the plastic to expand a bit - seems to have done the job though. I'll get a spanner ready for the next brew! I'm happy if the flavour changes (slightly) or even if the beer...
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    King Keg 4" - Cap Stuck

    Good afternoon all, I've just finished my first 'brew' (Young's Brew Buddy) and I wish I had the patience to have left it longer as the final few pints were markedly better than the first. To get round my impatience I've grabbed another KK - but I think I will need three to keep a steady flow (...
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    Norfolk Wherry - CO2 poor?

    Marco, I have (had) the same problem with my current batch of Young's bitter in a King Keg top tap (see No Barrel Pressure) - I'm also new to this. I don't think I have a pressure leak, as I can introduce CO2 (8gm) and the 'pressure' will still be there a day later - but after a pint or so the...
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    No Pressure in Barrel

    HB, How many 8gm CO2 cartridges would then be required to dispense the beer?
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    No Pressure in Barrel

    Cussword, Yes, I got the 'How To' assemble a king keg and saw the bit on the seals.
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    No Pressure in Barrel

    Thanks for that. If I do that, what do I do after, simply inject some CO2 to push the introduced air to the top? Do I need to re-primes or should that be good?
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    No Pressure in Barrel

    Good morning all, I was given a Youngs ale kit for Christmas a couple of years back, and finally decided to 'make' it a fews weeks ago. I bought the barrel, the bin, brew belt extra sugar etc and set off - (nb I had brewed before in the 70's - Boot's kits - and it was a basic failure so I...
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    2nd time newbie

    Dennis, I recall my original attempts not being toooooo good either, and then it seemed that home brewing went out of 'vogue' anyway. I think the person who bought me the The Youngs kit I got for Christmas thought it was 'self contained' and had all you needed (like those old brew bags - just...
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    2nd time newbie

    Good afternoon all. I'm a 2nd time newbie, as I originally tried homebrewing beer back in the 70's when kits were available from Boots. So now you have my rough age! I'm now trying home brew (beer) again - just to see how many mistakes I made the first time - and because somebody bought me a...
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