Carbonating Homebrew for Beginners | Options, Prices, Pros & Cons 

Here Tim explains the various ways to carbonate homebrew for beginners and fairly new beer brewers including bottling, pressure barrelling, mini kegging, corny kegging and canning. He covers the methods, pros and cons and costs of each option. Below you'll find a link to each product reference plus some useful links to a priming calculator and force carbonation chart.
GENERAL EQUIPMENT:
-Micro Scale
www.amazon.co....
-Spray Bottle
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BOTTLING:
-Bottles
brew2bottle.co...
-Siphon
www.brewbrossh...
-Dextrose
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-Sanitiser
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-Bottling Bucket 5L
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-Bottling Wand
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-Carbonation Drops
www.brewbrossh...
BARRELLING & MINI KEGGING:
-Pressure Barrel 25L
www.brewbrossh...
-Siphon
www.brewbrossh...
-Dextrose
www.brewbrossh...
-Sanitiser
www.brewbrossh...
-Mini Keg 5L
www.brewbrossh...
CORNY KEGGING:
-AEB 19L Keg
www.themaltmil...
-Siphon
www.brewbrossh...
-Sanitiser
www.brewbrossh...
-CO2 Regulator
www.themaltmil...
-CO2 Cylinder
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-Party Tap and Line
www.themaltmil...
-Beer Line (only 2-3m needed for a simple single party tap setup)
a1barstuff.co....
-Keg Quick Disconnects (for one keg)
www.themaltmil...
CANNING:
-Brewly Automatic Can Sealer
thehomebrewery...
-DuoFiller Gen 2
www.themaltmil...
CALCULATORS & CHARTS:
-Priming Calculator:
www.brewersfri...
-Force Carbonation Chart:
www.brewersfri...