so i was at a social gathering this past weekend and when i went to refill me beverage i noticed that my friends had the air compressor hooked up to the keg with a jockey box. i did not know this was possible. can some one give me some more information on where i can pick up the parts to make one my self.
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Keep in mind that if you do this the keg should be finished off fairly quickly. Once oxygen gets introduced into the beer from a party pump or air compressor it will start to spoil.
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There is really no point to using an air compressor. Not only is nasty rusty air getting into your beer....but you would have to be really lazy if pumping the keg was considered too much work.On tap:
1/2 bbl of Lienenkugel's Original
Gone, but not forgotten: (Sadly, Walter Payton's is gone)
Sixtel of Sam Adams OctoberFest
Sixtel of Walter Payton's Peat Smoked Scotch Ale
Corny of Payton's Dancing Bear Honey Wheat
Corny of Walter Payton's Aurora Amber Ale (both a malty and extra hoppy version)
Corny (3 gal) of Coconut Rum and Cola
Corny of Walter Payton's Beauregard's Blueberry Ale
Corny of Walter Payton's Sweetness Stout on Nitro
Corny of Rock Bottom's Belgian White Ale
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You may not want to ever do this. Keep in mind oxidation. This is the reason you keep your bread and rolls covered or bagged. Otherwise you will compromise the quality. Same thing happens to beer. Have you ever tasted the beer at the end of a keg using a picnic pump? At least while you were sober?Scott Zuhse, Instructor Micro Matic Dispense Institute
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