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Hello,
I was thinking about using a 5 gallon soda keg to store my wine when the volume is less than I can put in one of my carboys. I would use argon instead of CO2 to purge and pressurize the keg (the lid won't seal without some pressure ~5PSI). Does anyone here do this and is there any reason why this is a bad idea. I have all of the kegging stuff for home brewing I would just have to buy an argon tank and an adapter for my regulator. I know a variable capacity tank would be better and I am getting one but I make white and red wine and can't afford to buy two tanks this year. I think the whole argon deal will cost me about $60-80. -Alex |
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