Tragedy or opportunity?
Tragedy or opportunity?
As the question is posed above. Is a keg unexpectedly running dry a good or bad thing?
A beer in the hand is worth two in George Bush...
"They say beer will make me dumb. It are go good with pizza"
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"They say beer will make me dumb. It are go good with pizza"
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Re: Tragedy or opportunity?
Depends on weather you have a keg to replace it immediately, and how good the beer in said keg is... 
Re: Tragedy or opportunity?
Unfortunately, the keg now empty was absolutely fantastic. The only beer I have on the way is a Grumpys Irish Red done as a partial, and it needs a week more in cc. I have 2 other beers kegged, but they are being saved for the GF birthday party.
A beer in the hand is worth two in George Bush...
"They say beer will make me dumb. It are go good with pizza"
Psychostick
"They say beer will make me dumb. It are go good with pizza"
Psychostick
Re: Tragedy or opportunity?
Gluten Free birthday party? Don't tell me it got you too!Chris wrote:snip... GF birthday party.
Re: Tragedy or opportunity?
Good if the beer is ordinaryChris wrote:As the question is posed above. Is a keg unexpectedly running dry a good or bad thing?
Bad if it was great.
A homebrew is like a fart, only the brewer thinks it's great.
Give me a flying headbutt.......
Give me a flying headbutt.......
Re: Tragedy or opportunity?
It is one of the great philisophical questions of brewing. The whole love/hate paradox of empty kegs.
As for gluten-free brewing... I'd rather not know if I fit that category. Beer is too good.
As for gluten-free brewing... I'd rather not know if I fit that category. Beer is too good.
A beer in the hand is worth two in George Bush...
"They say beer will make me dumb. It are go good with pizza"
Psychostick
"They say beer will make me dumb. It are go good with pizza"
Psychostick