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when must kegs casks and gas be changed ?

https://www.kegerators.com/blog/2009/03/04/evolution-of-the-beer-keg/

Evolution of the Beer Keg – Kegerator Blog

Evolution of the Beer Keg

Today, most cask ales are served from steel or aluminum casks, just as regular beer kegs are. They still require the care of an attentive landlord or barkeep, however. The gas must be vented and the beer prepared two to three days ahead of time.

https://content.kegworks.com/blog/kegs-series-assembly-guidelines-rotation-tips

Kegs in Series: Assembly Guidelines & Rotation Tips
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The gas keg is the keg in the series that connects to your gas supply, be it CO², nitrogen, or a mix. It should be your freshest keg. The faucet keg is the keg connected to the faucet via beer line. It should be your oldest keg. Any kegs in the series between the gas keg and faucet keg are called intermediate kegs. Kegs in Series Assembly

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How to change beer kegs. – Restaurant Doctor UK
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Changing a beer keg is done by following the these set of steps: Step 1. Turn off the gas supply to the beer keg. Step 2. Disconnect the coupler from the empty beer keg. Step 3. Remove the plastic seal on the new beer keg, and connect the coupler to the join.

https://beerbuzz.beer/explaining-beer-containers-casks-kegs-keykegs/

Explaining Beer Containers – Casks, kegs & KeyKegs

Explaining Beer Containers – Casks, kegs & KeyKegs

This is an expanded version of the piece which appeared in Beer Buzz January-March 2019 On the way from the brewery to your glass, beer is delivered from a variety of containers, including bottles, cans, kegs, casks and KeyKegs. You all know about bottles and cans, you probably know about casks but what about keg … Continue reading Explaining Beer Containers – Casks, kegs & KeyKegs

https://www.sevenbro7hers.com/faq/whats-the-difference-between-cask-and-keg-beer/

What’s the difference between cask and keg beer? | SEVEN …
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Casks should last around 3 days before oxygen gets in and starts affecting the flavour negatively. Beer is flowed from the cask via a ‘beer engine’ system, using gas assisted pumps (the ones that bar staff pull) to get it into your pint glass.

https://www.brewlab.co.uk/cask-and-keg/

Cask and Keg | Brewlab

Cask and Keg

The cask at rack or the cask on dispense capturing far more of brewing romance than a keg and flowjet valve. That said it hasn’t taken long for plastic casks to be accepted as another feature of technical progress so perhaps the keg does have a future, if only in the background of your deliveries.

https://www.beeradvocate.com/articles/3859/casks-kegs/

Casks & Kegs | BeerAdvocate
https://www.beeradvocate.com/articles/3859/casks-kegs/
Once cask ale is tapped, it must be consumed within two to three days, depending on the weather and beer style. This is mainly due to the introduction of oxygen into the vessel, which begins the spoilage process immediately. Tasting cask ale from hour to hour can be a truly dynamic experience.

https://brewsandstews.wordpress.com/2014/02/25/brewery-intern-day-06-kegs-casks-and-yeast/

Brewery Intern: Day 06 (Kegs, Casks, and Yeast) | Brews …

Brewery Intern: Day 06 (Kegs, Casks, and Yeast)

We took apart and cleaned the beer and gas lines, as well as the cask breather. Cask Breather Later on, we brought out a metal cask of Pumpkin Bread (a sour pumpkin ale blended with a portion of dark porter), set it up on the stand, and installed the saddle (a specially-designed cooling coil that drapes over the top of the cask under its jacket).

https://www.beveragefactory.com/blog/draft-beer/kegerator-basics-what-you-need-to-know-about-co2/

Kegerator Basics – What You Need To Know About CO2 …
https://www.beveragefactory.com/blog/draft-beer/kegerator-basics-what-you-need-to-know-about-co2/
An essential part of dispensing beer from your kegerator involves your carbon dioxide (CO2) Tank. To get the perfect pour, your CO2 tank needs to be properly installed and optimized to deliver you the best taste. If it’s your first time owning a kegerator, you may have many questions about how to set up your CO2 and a number of other questions on how a CO2 tank works.

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Just spit balling here: Thinking on Cask aged wine vs. Keg …
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It takes roughly a week to ferment wine in a Keg and then another 56 days to take it from normal to Iridium quality and while the per unit profit is amazing with the Cask wine the looooooong downtime while waiting out the 56 days vs. making it in a Keg and selling it in greater volume. I’m almost inclined to believe it’s easier and better profit to sell Keg wine in volume then it is to age it …