Had to brag...

[fuji6100]

Saturday my kegging supplies will arrive!

I'm totally stoked!

I'll also be brewing the stout half of my black and tan, so I should get to put the new equiptment to use right around Christmas.

Should be a good weekend :)

[S.F.B.]

I'm sure you will like the ease and convenience of kegging. I would say I am 95%-5% kegging to bottling and I love it.

[fuji6100]

just a quick question... I want to bottle about a 6 pack from each batch. How do you bottle without a counter-pressure bottle filler? I tossed my bottling bucket due to a crack in the spigot (where an infection hid out), knowing I'd be kegging from now on, but I still want to get a few bottles out of each batch without buying anymore equiptment.

[Payson]

Fuji-
I'd put the appropriate # of Coopers Carbonation drops in the sixer I wanted to bottle and simply fill the bottles prior to filling the keg. Then, add appropriate priming sugar to the keg, or better yet, force carbonate for almost instant gratification!

[YamahaXS]

Just bottle a few bottles when you rack to the keg.

Fill your keg, seal and pressurize at 4 psi, fill bottles (make sure your line is clean).

1) If you are force carbonating the keg, then just prime each bottle with what ever they say to use... i thinks its 1 tsp/12 oz bottle.

2) If you are naturally carbonating the keg, then add your priming suger before you fill the keg and release the pressure on the tank after you are done filling your bottles.

[Fast_Eddy]

Here's the thread about bottling from a forced carb keg..

http://www.realbeer.com/discussions/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1322

[fuji6100]

Cool, thanks for the link!