We like to experiment here at Keg Outlet and given our recent kombucha kick, we thought it was about time to harvest and grow our own scoby from a store bought bottle of kombucha. We took on a similar project a few years back when we were able to get our hands on a rare(ish)…
This custom kegerator build was submitted by Thomas Dial. He repurposed some old barn beams and used some black iron hardware to give the system an industrial look and feel. The wood on the top is old resourced poplar from old barn beams. I wanted to use something that looked substantial and would add to…
Keezer built from Costco Danby Chest Freezer. Inkbird controller, Perlick faucets. Holds up to 4 Cornelius kegs, or two kegs and a carboy for cold-crashing.
I made this kegerator to work with several configurations. I took out the inside of the door and replaced the door shelves with a flat panel. I have it set up for three full size kegs. One inside the kegerator and two can be set up behind in an ice bucket with CO2 and beer…
If you have read any of my kombucha articles, it’s needless to say that kombucha has been a hit at my house. My wife loves it, my 2 year old son loves it and my teenage daughters actually like it too. With my first few batches of kombucha, I was brewing with a mix of…
If you read my first kombucha post, Choosing to Brew Kombucha with the Intention of Kegging, you likely know that I’ve put of brewing my first batch of kombucha for years. As I think about it, there really is no good reason why I’ve put it off so long, other than…. well…. laziness. That time…
Brewing a batch of kombucha has been a long time coming for me. I’ve always enjoyed drinking kombucha, its tanginess and that slight effervescence is very refreshing and enjoyable – especially on a warm day. As I learned more about the health benefits of kombucha, I began to look more into brewing it at home….
This is our tricycle that we use for Nitro cold brew during festivals. The front and top has chalkboard paint so that we can label what we’re serving.
