Transfer homebrew beer to keg - Kegging a brewprint batch

This video shows the kegging process from a brewart fermenter to kegs.
Things to note:
- Keg liners are not easy to set up. It is hard to screw the liner properly
- Remember to add hops and prime sugar before transferring
- When transferring the keg is better up side down
- Remember to insert the spear in the end
Although Brewart equipments are used to demonstrate the process, the idea is the same and can be applied with equipments from other brands
Thanks for watching

[@jacobburton678]

I was wondering if the KRUPS and HEINEKEN B100 BeerTender with Heineken Draught Keg (5L) Technology would hold the (5L) keg of the Brewflo?

[@meyou8033]

There are a couple of mistakes in this video.
When you turn the keg upside down you position it in the caddy, with the black part outside the caddy and the curve of the keg snugly in the caddy. This video shows the black cap on the part of the caddy that should have the keg resting on it.
Secondly you do not ever turn the keg right side up and continue to fill it. That is why beer spills from the keg when he goes to change the cap. The droid has markings on the vision window that shows you the amount you have dispensed. First keg the line should never be below the 5litre mark.

[@anhlevan3035]

Will buy one soon

[@longngo3622]

Nice

[@binhbui7797]

quá hay

[@solisinvictus4238]

what is this music?
it is trippy and ethereal as fuck. great for shrooms with homemade wine/beer

[@tigerwhite007]

yikes so it's even longer than bottling :( might as well buy a normal mini keg