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Date: 21 Jun 2006 23:46:43
From: SighFi
Subject: King Keg Top Tap Kegs
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Anyone tried these, are they any good or should I stick with bottom tap
version (and wait a bit longer for settling)
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Date: 04 Jul 2006 03:44:21
From: GeoffT
Subject: Re: King Keg Top Tap Kegs
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SighFi wrote:
> Anyone tried these, are they any good or should I stick with bottom tap
> version (and wait a bit longer for settling)
I use them for my beers that I want low carbonation in, like pale ales.
Obviously you know this from the bottom tap version. I say go for it,
they're only a pound (=A3) extra and you can easily make an ice bath for
them (useful seeing as it's summer). Make sure you sterilise the float
system.
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Date: 04 Jul 2006 12:02:25
From: KGB (KGB)
Subject: Re: King Keg Top Tap Kegs
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On 4 Jul 2006 03:44:21 -0700, "GeoffT"
<sonic_death_monkey@hotmail.com > wrote:
>SighFi wrote:
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>> Anyone tried these, are they any good or should I stick with bottom tap
>> version (and wait a bit longer for settling)
>
>I use them for my beers that I want low carbonation in, like pale ales.
>Obviously you know this from the bottom tap version. I say go for it,
>they're only a pound (=A3) extra and you can easily make an ice bath for
>them (useful seeing as it's summer). Make sure you sterilise the float
>system.
Hi
After some bad experiences with "HB Beerspheres", I have gone
completely over to "King Keg Top Tap" kegs and have had no trouble
with them whatsoever.
I have fitted the caps with a pressure gauge and a combined
fill/relief valve, which gives me a better idea of the pressure inside
the kegs.
Regards
KGB
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