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| − | + | A polypin is very similar to a wine box in its nature, the beer is gravity fed, therefore no other equipment is needed. | |
| + | Polypins contain 36 pints of cask conditioned ale and require 24 - 36 hours of settling time. They can last up to 4 weeks giving you fresh real ale at home to drink at your leisure.<br> | ||
| + | Home brewers have used these in conjunction with [[Beer Engine]]s<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:30, 14 November 2007
A polypin is very similar to a wine box in its nature, the beer is gravity fed, therefore no other equipment is needed.
Polypins contain 36 pints of cask conditioned ale and require 24 - 36 hours of settling time. They can last up to 4 weeks giving you fresh real ale at home to drink at your leisure.
Home brewers have used these in conjunction with Beer Engines
