Jim's Beer Kit

Welcome Paul, and good luck with your shed extension and new kit!

Nitrogen is used for wine on kegs. It doesn't sparkle the wine. You learn something new every day! :) Anyway, it prompted me to have a quick google with this interesting and informative result (even though they're talking about commercial use, it looks like good info for home use as well) - https:/...

For storage any inert, sealed container is fine for storing wine. However getting it out of a cornie would involve using gas under pressure, so the wine would likely get a bit sparkly. If you're doing sparkling wine, that's fine, but still wine would be another matter.

Welcome back, and enjoy your new brews when they're done.

Welcome!

Welcome back Whorst! I remember you well.

Can't help with where to find kit (too long since I've bought any), but welcome to JBK.

Welcome RB.

You'll have fun getting that water down to a workable alkalinity I bet!

Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you have a good idea of where you want to go with your brewing.

Welcome Bill!

Welcome Brian!

Welcome to JBK!

It'll be some sort of gunge stopping the tap closing properly.

Welcome Richard.

Welcome Marco.

Transferring using the tap on your bucket will be fine, and as WA says, using some tubing that fits over the tap is a good idea - it also helps prevent foaming.

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