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Bruce

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Ok, my lager is just about finished, and I\xb4m gonna keg it. The FAQ says that I must prime it with sugar 3g per liter. Put it in the keg and purge the headspace with CO2

 

 

 

I was wondering do I have to purge it right away or can I leave it for a week and than purge it. Because I have not gotten a CO2 tank.

 

 

 

What does happen if I just prime it with the 3gr of sugar per liter and close the keg and let it sit for two weeks like we do when bottling.

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You can get away with not purging the headspace of the keg. I don't purge. Yeast is an oxygen scavenger - it will mop up any oxygen while consuming the priming sugar.

 

Purging is important if you are cold conditioning and force carbonating.

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