kegging
/ˈkɛɡɪŋ/
noun
- The process of transferring beer or other beverages into a keg for storage or serving.
- After kegging, the beer needs to be kept cold and carbonated for a few days.
- He learned the basics of kegging during his first week working at the craft brewery.
- The brewery spent the afternoon kegging their latest batch of pale ale.
- A party or event where beer is served from a keg, often a kegger.
- She brought cups and snacks to the kegging at her friend's house.
- The neighbors complained about the noise from the kegging last Saturday.
- They planned a backyard kegging for the end of the semester.
verb
- Present participle of keg; to put a beverage into a keg.
- They are kegging the new cider this morning.
- I spent the weekend kegging root beer for the family reunion.
- The team is kegging the stout for the winter festival.