[SkipRat]

 My husband would die if he saw this.

So will my missus, when she see,s it...    

[Bombers]

You had me going there for a bit Bombers I thought either he,s taking the Micheal out of me or he has never been in a boozer before

         ROFLMFAO! never been in a boozer before....      

[Celtic Eagle]

Hiya Skiprat

Very cool nice job there. Is this in the house or an outbuilding. Stocked with homebrew ?  I fancy a bar myself but I don't have room I do have a concrete shed where i store my homebrew but it can't compare with yours

A job to be proud off

[shaun]

I want one   great job  

[SkipRat]

Hiya Skiprat

Very cool nice job there. Is this in the house or an outbuilding. Stocked with homebrew ?  I fancy a bar myself but I don't have room I do have a concrete shed where i store my homebrew but it can't compare with yours

A job to be proud off

Thanks for the nice comments CE. Bobby,s bar is inside the house its a small extension thats at the end of the kitchen. It will be used to dispence Homebrewed beer. The beer is brewed from Grain, which I have only recently started brewing, I have used many different kits over the years, but the difference in All Grain andd kits is miles apart IMO. the beer is dispenced from Cornie kegs to which at the moment I own 4  each one hold aprox 32 pints, and is dispenced by CO2 gas just like in a pub. I have just ordered another 4 kegs which will give me a total of 8 kegs, which will be 2 for my stock lager, 3 will be used for my stock bitter and the other 3 will be used to experiment with other recipies. I,m hoping to build a permanent micro brewery this year. It started out really as a bit of fun but already it has saved a considerable sum of money as me and the wife havent been out to a pub this christmas, choosing to stay in instead, its also nice not trying to get a taxi back home...    

[Celtic Eagle]

That is one cool set-up best of luck

Cheers

[digalotty]

hi skiprat, im a carpenter who mainly does pub refits, im impressed next time im up that way ill book in for my digs.    hope youve sky sports :!:  :drunken:

[matthew2riches]

Hey!

Looks great.  I have a set of taps here that i'd like to link up to 40 pint kegs that I have with homebrew in.

How do I go about doing it?

[SkipRat]

Hey!

Looks great.  I have a set of taps here that i'd like to link up to 40 pint kegs that I have with homebrew in.

How do I go about doing it?

I,m not sure about using plastic kegs, I use stainless kegs called "Cornelius Kegs" or cornies for short. These hold aprox 19 ltrs and have two post on top of the keg one for gas in and the other for product out (beer). Inside the keg is a pickup tube that stops about half an inch from the bottom of the keg. All that is required is to put CO2 into the keg via the input post, I use about 12 psi, and this is from a large co2 bottle that would be used in most pubs. The output is connected via 3/16th tube about 51/2 foot. The reason it 5 and a half feet is that we only want around one psi at the beer tap, and 3/16th tubing will lose about 2 psi per foot, so 51/2 foot will loose aprox 11psi, leaving our one psi at the tap. thats about it really. I actually run my beer outlets through a flash chiller, ensuring a lovely cool beer.

[matthew2riches]

Hi,

Mine are stainless steel 40 pint (19 litre) kegs from a pub a relatives friend owns.

Sounds like the same as yours.  I needed help with the gassing system as I didn't want to blow the roof off the shed :-)

I will speak with BOC gas supplies and enquire about CO2.  How much do you pay?

Also, what is the best pipe to use?

[chrissie B]

 :)it looks wonderful very professional, well done hope you enjoy it .
Chrissie b

[SkipRat]

:)it looks wonderful very professional, well done hope you enjoy it .
Chrissie b

I do, and quite often thanks.......