Building homebrew equipment by Karl F. Lutzen; Mark Stevens

Author:Karl F. Lutzen; Mark Stevens
Language: eng
Format: mobi, azw3
Tags: Brewing, Cooking, General, Beer, Beverages, Wine & Spirits, Amateurs' manuals
ISBN: 9781580171380
Publisher: Storey Publishing
Published: 1997-12-13T01:10:43.258000+00:00

This is a bottom view of the sprayer: The holes need to point down to spray onto the grain bed.

Kegging

If there’s one gadget that marks the transition from the casual home-brewer to the die-hard hobbyist, it’s the keg system. Bottles are fine when you’re starting out and not sure how dedicated you are to the hobby; but once you’re hooked, the advantages of kegs over bottles are just too obvious to be ignored.

When you bottle, you’ve got 50-some bottles to wash and sanitize for every batch, and it takes a lot of time to fill and cap each one. Whereas beginning homebrewers worry about the cost of kegging setups, experienced homebrewers willingly spend the money. It’s a trade-off between time and money.

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