All my kegs are "committed" to upcoming brews, but a friend has asked if he can come round and brew a stout together.
He's got bottles, but I'm thinking it'd nice to avoid getting sediment from doing a secondary fermentation.
So I'm wondering about temporarily using a Corny as a brite tank: stick the beer in there after primary, let it settle and gas up from the CO2 cylinder for a couple of days, and then bottle it using the counter-pressure filler.
That way his beer can finish maturing in the bottles, and I quickly get to re-use the keg...
Thoughts, ideas, comments welcome
He's got bottles, but I'm thinking it'd nice to avoid getting sediment from doing a secondary fermentation.
So I'm wondering about temporarily using a Corny as a brite tank: stick the beer in there after primary, let it settle and gas up from the CO2 cylinder for a couple of days, and then bottle it using the counter-pressure filler.
That way his beer can finish maturing in the bottles, and I quickly get to re-use the keg...
Thoughts, ideas, comments welcome
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