kaempfer0080
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I'm looking to get into kegging because bottling can be such a hassle. I noticed there is no need to kill the yeast, because it's work is mostly done. There is also no need to add priming sugar because you're carbonating by pressurizing the keg with CO2. What would you do if you wanted to add something with sugar before bottling? For example, if you wanted a beer with a very fruity flavor, you could make a fruit syrup. If you were bottling you wouldn't add priming sugar since the syrup would reactivate the yeast.
What can you do when kegging? Do you kill the yeast? Or carbonate at much lower PSI?
What can you do when kegging? Do you kill the yeast? Or carbonate at much lower PSI?