we finally renovated our dinning room. I asked if we could add a dual tap keg; she was game because we were way under budget. It has been the best thing we have added to our house in a long time. Makes parties easy and who everyone loves draft beer.
Wort,
I am reading through your thread. excellent job btw.
Wyzazz, This one?
http://www.homebrewers.com/product/4604/Orange-Carboy-Cap.html?meta=GBASE&metacpg=4604&utm_source=gbase&utm_medium=CPC&utm_content=&utm_campaign=4604
Anyone fermenting in the keg? I am not talking about force carbing....I mean the real deal wort and yeast pitching action. How do you put an airlock on it?
If I had the opertunity to do it all over again I would...
1. buy a boilermaker and a turkey firer, or bilchmans burner with legs
2. a couple glass carboys
3. fridge of craigslist and keg everything
You are going to spend some coin but trust me quality gear in the long run is less expensive...
I make a whiskey barrel stout the same way. 1l of jack. It is my best beer and the beer snobs I hand a bottle to ask when they can get some more. FYI I 2nd for atleast 3weeks before bottling and I only use 1/2 the priming sugar
if it is loosing that much pressure I am willing to bet you can hear it. Unplug your compressor and listen. mine is a 15lbs and it has carb 4-6 kegs so far....