First Batch - straight to Keg

[dakubica]

So as I am new to this I have been neck deep in research, reading, friends that brew at all different levels as well. I have decided to forgo the whole bottling experience at this time due to the recommendations I have read here as well as friends who keep preaching that it is such a hassle. Am I giving in - maybe a little, however I think it will all work out.

Thoughts??

 

[allenH]

Kegging sure is easy, as soon as you get past finding all the leaks, and serving issues due to line length, pressure and temp. With that being said, I still bottle some beers and bottle some from the keg.

 

[LLBeanJ]

I bottled one batch before I started kegging and I have no regrets. Kegging can be a hassle and present some challenges if you jump into it uninformed, but if you do your research beforehand you can avoid most or all the usual pitfalls and have a positive experience.

 

[thebrewquest]

With the help of my LHBS I decided to forego bottling and go straight to kegging. I just racked my first brew into a keg yesterday and am carbing. Super simple. Plus I got a beer gun to bottle a few from every batch as well.

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[vinylrooster]

Kegging is easier and you can fine tune your carbonation level to your pleasing You will not regret this decision

-Rooster