Keg Dosing Device - Finings - Biofine - Gelatine - O2 Free - Oxygen Free

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  • @PatsBrewery
    @PatsBrewery Рік тому +7

    Great non expensive method, something I’ll be copying 🍻

  • @timwood8733
    @timwood8733 Рік тому

    fantastic work around -well done

  • @havarfjerdingen1695
    @havarfjerdingen1695 Рік тому

    Clever solution. Will defeinitely try this.

  • @Ng7
    @Ng7 Рік тому

    wow! Great and simple. I will try this for sure!!
    Thank you friend.

  • @stephanemercier712
    @stephanemercier712 Рік тому +1

    Definitely gonna be doing that! Great video again mate!

  • @EtherealPrelude
    @EtherealPrelude Рік тому +1

    This method is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Great idea! Cheers!

  • @Hacky2447
    @Hacky2447 9 місяців тому +1

    did this this past weekend. It worked fantastically!! thank you sir, you are a god amongst men. I can't wait to see the clarity on the IPA i just did. Checking it friday which will be 5 days after adding it. I have not used gelatin for fear of infection. Now I know i don't have to. Biofine FTW.

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  9 місяців тому

      Yep you'll find the amount that works for you, and some different brands I find I need a touch more. Cheers!

  • @Zuludarkthirty
    @Zuludarkthirty Рік тому

    Good video and great presentation mate!! You are a real pro on camera..

  • @theslyrylan
    @theslyrylan 3 місяці тому

    Used this method tonight. Thanks for the good idea!

  • @davidprice8137
    @davidprice8137 Рік тому

    Great video. Just used this on a Kolsch I made and came out great. Thanks for the tips

  • @stevenmcclelland6215
    @stevenmcclelland6215 Рік тому

    Good vid. Looks easy as cheers

  • @innocentbystander2673
    @innocentbystander2673 Рік тому

    Excellent vid...i learned something new. Thank you :)

  • @Homebrew58
    @Homebrew58 Рік тому

    Brilliant! Thank you for the tip.

  • @coryhyatt2035
    @coryhyatt2035 Рік тому

    Great tip!

  • @tman9338
    @tman9338 Рік тому

    Brilliant!! Great low cost idea

  • @homebrewingtips6029
    @homebrewingtips6029 Рік тому

    You have done it again. Excellent video, so easy to implement. I sight a lot of your information on my channel. Oxygen is the biggest enemy to all of us brewing big IPAs. Please keep up the great work. Cheers from Tacoma, WA -DT

  • @jnprather
    @jnprather 7 місяців тому

    Brilliant. Aussie homebrewers are the best.

  • @finnroohomebrewing1846
    @finnroohomebrewing1846 Рік тому

    Works really well, I like it cheers mate 😎👍

  • @kevinandpamelamiller2370
    @kevinandpamelamiller2370 Рік тому

    Great idea and innovative!

  • @GREEENZO
    @GREEENZO Рік тому

    Thanks Gash! This works great in the fermenter too, even if not pressurized I can’t imagine a whole lot of o2 gets in if I’m quick about removing the bung, injecting the Biofine, and putting the bung right back

  • @fikumikudeone9792
    @fikumikudeone9792 Рік тому +1

    Thank you sir that's brilliant

  • @melkyriakou1555
    @melkyriakou1555 Рік тому

    Good stuff, just rigged up my own one with a 50ml meat injector I had lying around, works a treat.

  • @user-qk1cm5vl8s
    @user-qk1cm5vl8s 6 місяців тому

    Thank you for the tutorial

  • @kenrinc
    @kenrinc Рік тому

    Thanks mate. I've used Biofine for years now. Works great. I've found a lot of vegetarians who love to drink beer !! Gelatin doesn't work for them 🙂 Love your channel, you've kept me sane through Covid. Cheers bud.

  • @caseyalderson2780
    @caseyalderson2780 Рік тому

    Absolutely genius.

  • @Somethingaboutbeer
    @Somethingaboutbeer 7 місяців тому

    Great video, thanks for sharing 👍

  • @ElementaryBrewingCo
    @ElementaryBrewingCo Рік тому

    Great idea!!!

  • @duncanbayne3078
    @duncanbayne3078 Рік тому +1

    Been doing this for ages, if you use a luer lock syringe they are threaded on the end and you can screw the tube on. It's really secure. If you use a bigger syringe you can suck some gas out of the fermenter / keg and then that way you force all of the liquid out without air contamination.

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      Yeah I did start with luer years ago, run out now, but the last batch of syringes I bought I didn't want luer lock so I adapted

  • @tonytribisonna9886
    @tonytribisonna9886 Рік тому

    Great video sometimes the simple ideas are the best ones 10 ml syringe and bit of silicon hose the best and cheapest option thanks for sharing.
    Cheers 🍻

  • @connorhulegaard2012
    @connorhulegaard2012 5 місяців тому

    Brilliant!

  • @foleyu2
    @foleyu2 Рік тому

    Nice idea.

  • @oldgoat8861
    @oldgoat8861 10 місяців тому

    Yes, I like it.....simple, cheap, works. Nice, thanks for the video.

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  10 місяців тому

      No problem 👍I still use it, just used it 5mins ago. Cheers

  • @paulrobertson9439
    @paulrobertson9439 Рік тому

    Top tip cheers :)

  • @gavinbuckett260
    @gavinbuckett260 Рік тому

    Legend mate 👍

  • @StassBrewing
    @StassBrewing Рік тому

    Cheers Gash!

  • @glutenfreebrewing
    @glutenfreebrewing Рік тому

    Bloody brilliant yup giving this a whirl and think I'm gunna get some of that biofine.
    Yeah I'm a geletin user 🤪

  • @elfillari
    @elfillari Рік тому

    Looks great! I just wondering can I ferment a light cola with this method by adding the brown sugar to the solution? My goal is to keep the original co2 during the whole process in the cola even when fermenting it to the delicious ale! My hole family will get that dark gold then! I hope I could change the light cola to be taste as nitrogen beer without even using the N2 during the whole process!

  • @paskrell
    @paskrell Рік тому

    Been doing that for the last 6 month with great results. I was advised 1ml per litre. I’ll reduce to 15 for my 23l batches and see.
    Thanks 🙏

  • @XRM473
    @XRM473 Рік тому +1

    Hi there, Why not add 10mls after cleaning the keg, with non-rinse sanitiser, then purge O2?

  • @petery2878
    @petery2878 Рік тому

    Great video, might have to have ago.

  • @domik318
    @domik318 8 місяців тому

    Thank you so much for sharing this! I am planning to use Biofine clear to decrease the amount of sediment in my bottles. Will there be enough yeast remaining in suspension to successfully bottle condition the beer? Do you have any experience about it?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  8 місяців тому

      Yes you can. I have not bottled for a long time sorry. Cheers!

  • @dpromny
    @dpromny Рік тому

    That's way easier than the old co2 purged and pressurised pet bottle rig

  • @nightofthelivingfunk
    @nightofthelivingfunk 6 місяців тому

    Great video thanks! 2 questions. When keg conditioning one should add biofine to the beer after it’s done carbonating yea? And 2nd do we not have to worry about sanitation as much at this step? Thanks!

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  6 місяців тому +1

      That is correct, although I am doing a study or experiment right now where you add the biofine at yeast pitch... but wont have the results for another week or so... So maybe in the future you'll be able to add it to the keg with the sugar as you carbonate! Once alcohol is in the beer sanitation isn't as important, of course you want everything to be clean. I would happily keg a beer in an un-sanitised keg if the keg was clean. Cheers!

    • @nightofthelivingfunk
      @nightofthelivingfunk 5 місяців тому

      @@HomeBrewNetwork amazing. Thanks so much! Looking forward to hearing how that experiment turns out!!!

  • @MS2408ms
    @MS2408ms Рік тому

    Great idea. Can I add biofine to kegs that were filled a month ago?

  • @mkeysou812
    @mkeysou812 Рік тому

    I have ALL these parts and now I'm pissed off I didn't think of this

  • @dsb2073
    @dsb2073 Рік тому

    Hi Gash, I've just watched the video, great idea. I was going to try it but the links to ebay for the tubing are both dead. Can you give me any info on the sizes of the tubing. Cheers!

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      ebay.us/hGTtcV it would be the same as that, I just need to remember sizes I think I bought 2x4, 3x5 and 5x8. I dont which I used, I think the small one was too small, I bought a metre of each so havent had to buy any again lol Maybe I mention it in the video?

    • @dsb2073
      @dsb2073 Рік тому

      @@HomeBrewNetwork Thanks Gash. Keep on producing great videos

  • @jimlewis7938
    @jimlewis7938 4 місяці тому

    May have been asked but if no beer is in the keg yet, why not add it directly to the keg with the lid off then purge the keg? Thar is how I fo gelitin and wondered if I was missing something. Is this only if the beer is in the keg already?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  4 місяці тому

      Just that I much prefer to totally purge the keg by filling and emptying using CO2 then by guessing via some purges. Cheers!

  • @MrBrianmuz
    @MrBrianmuz Рік тому

    You mention at ~5:50 that you purged the keg with sodium metabisulphite. I've been purging by pushing Starsan from keg to keg but I'm looking for an alternative due to its oxidative properties. Can you re use your sodium metabisulphite solution over and over again or do you need to make it up fresh each time? How much do you use? Cheers!

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      No you can't keep it, it's not good to store in kegs, no chemicals are really. You could reuse the water by adding some more I guess, but I wouldnt store it in a keg. SMB is cheap and you dont need much, if you control the amount you use the, like dont go crazy, the water will be fine to throw on the garden or something, it dissipates fairly quick Cheers!.

  • @fifis101
    @fifis101 Рік тому +1

    What's your reasoning for clarifying in the keg instead of the fermenter before transferring?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому +1

      Mostly just the need to mix it in, I like to do it after cold crash and then mixing it in will stir stuff up again, but yeah you can for sure. Another reason is its much easier to store kegs, like here i have 4 in a fridge, but if i was to keep the fermenters full for another 4 or 5 days then its a bigger problem and blocks my pipeline. Cheers!

  • @djdownie3
    @djdownie3 3 місяці тому

    Thanks did this based on your video. on storage, the manufacturer says " Store in cool, dry conditions above 5°C and do not allow the product to freeze during transport or storage.", Wonder what's worst, below five or above 20? Do you find that without fining in the fermenter you get some hop crap clogging your connectors in the keg transfer?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  3 місяці тому +1

      Most breweries and people I know store it in the fridge and haven't had a problem. Make sure to shake it up before use. I don't use it to clear out hops its more a yeast and by products to drop out, cold crash does the hops fine. A good cold crash and don't be draining to the yeast cake.

    • @djdownie3
      @djdownie3 3 місяці тому

      Thanks again@@HomeBrewNetwork

  • @edwindando7957
    @edwindando7957 Рік тому +1

    thanks for the vid! Question: why do you fine in the keg rather than fine in the fermenter? I’m thinking i’d like to use your technique in my fermzilla so i can leave the sediment behind when i keg.

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      Mostly just the need to mix it in, I like to do it after cold crash and then mixing it in will stir stuff up again, but yeah you can for sure. Another reason is its much easier to store kegs, like here i have 4 in a fridge, but if i was to keep the fermenters full for another 4 or 5 days then its a bigger problem and blocks my pipeline. Cheers!

    • @88Nikoli
      @88Nikoli 6 місяців тому

      ​@@HomeBrewNetwork Hey Gash , do you re-keg after fining or serve from same keg ?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  5 місяців тому

      @@88Nikoli I serve from the same keg. You could rekeg if you're careful and if you are planning to move the keg around a lot. Cheers

  • @Peter-Southern-Victoria-Aust

    I brew lagers under pressure and I have been filtering beer from the fermzilla to the keg, it comes out clear but when it gets cold I get chill haze so I have been using gelatin in the keg, then wait 3 days, preferably a week and it clears right out, I also use floating dip tubes as well, sometimes it is a bit stubborn and won't clear out, is Biofine better than gelatine?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      I think it is yes, it's made for the job, thats what it is for. Cheers!

  • @Rick-yf1lt
    @Rick-yf1lt Рік тому

    Hi can I add this to the fermenter just prior to cold crashing

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      After cold crashing would be better but you need to mix it in. Cheers!

  • @stewartmanders2291
    @stewartmanders2291 Рік тому

    I would have thought it would have been better to add after filling the keg rather than before, that way it drops everything down? I use floating dip tubes

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      Doesn't matter which way as long as it's mixed in. And just putting it in the filled keg I've found isn't enough, still needs a mix to work best.

    • @crankcasy
      @crankcasy Рік тому

      @@HomeBrewNetwork What about putting it in the keg before you fill it?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      @@crankcasy Its doesnt matter, either way, just make sure its mixed in. Cheers!

  • @user-cu7vc6ed8f
    @user-cu7vc6ed8f Рік тому

    Anyone know where I can pick this up in the UK or an equal equivalent? been using gelatine for a while now but this looks much much better and easier.

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому +1

      Check the new video I put out! Cheers!

    • @user-cu7vc6ed8f
      @user-cu7vc6ed8f Рік тому

      @@HomeBrewNetwork just seen it this morning before work, it’s opened on a tab for me to come back to later. Thanks for the reply, cheers

  • @Jimsmith656
    @Jimsmith656 Рік тому

    will this work if i make a Metabisulhite solution with water for kegging time?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      It will work for anything you want to add, but I'd just use SMB to completely flush the keg before filling. Cheers!

  • @Qldbrewbill
    @Qldbrewbill Рік тому

    Hi gash , I can't find bio- fine. Can you share a link.

  • @stevenmcmaster
    @stevenmcmaster Рік тому

    love this ghetto gear.

  • @aussiejas6599
    @aussiejas6599 Рік тому

    ABBA

  • @dack4545
    @dack4545 Рік тому

    Quick question to all the people in here and the Channel owner , how Come on the gas post on the keg there is no short stainless tube say to a 1/4 way down then keg to carbonate faster like on a sodastream machine maybe even with a carb stone attached to the tube or is this all ready a thing ?

    • @HomeBrewNetwork
      @HomeBrewNetwork  Рік тому

      The old story of having the gas pipe in the beer to carbonate faster is a bit of furphy, it doesn't make much difference at all. A carb stone does though, I guess it's the fact it's extra cost but mainly a touch harder cleaning and sanitising. Another great reason is to keep the end out of beer level so there's next to no chance of getting beer up your gas line which is a complete pain when it happens, usually means replacing the line or regulator/parts or dismantling your set up. Cheers!