Tutorials
Keg Maintenance Kegs full of beer are wonderful things but they can turn nasty if they’re not looked after properly. To prevent off flavours and wasted brew we recommend cleaning and maintaining them on a regular basis. If you’re a kegger an important step in making your...
EASY TIPS FOR BETTER BREWING Do you sometimes wonder why a brew isn’t the same every time you make it even when you are sure you did everything just like you did it last time. Why not try keeping records as a way of ensuring you...
Aeration For Better Fermentation We all know using the correctly matched yeast for your beer type is very important to achieve the best taste. And oxygen can be bad for your beer after fermentation stops. But did you know getting oxygen into your wort before fermentation...
Home Brew - Force Carbonation This method has the gas coming from the top to get into the beer. So you need to lay the keg on its side and roll it back and forth quite vigorously. This creates a longer headspace. Once your brew is in the keg...
Gas down the spear technique This method is great because the gas is bubbling through the beer. That means that you don’t have to shake the keg too much. The only issue is that you have to connect your gas line to the liquid (beer) post of...
Filtering Beers for Keggers Filtering is not recommended for those who bottle their brew. Using a Filter Kit makes filtering your brew relatively easy. There are two ways to do this: 1. Keg to Keg 2. Gravity Feed STEP 1: Connect the liquid disconnect on the input side of the...