Does anyone still bottle?

[santamarina]

Started brewing in 2007 and I've never bottled one of my beers....I started kegging day one. I'm now looking at bottling because I want to start entering competitions. When I want to share my beer with friends or take to a party I just fill up a growler or two.

I have a stash of 8 kegs, so even when I want to age a beer I don't mind tying up a keg for a year or more. Actually, I believe beer ages better in a large volume; at least that's been my experience...try a 330ml Chimay and a Magnum (1.5L) Chimay! And as others have said, you can dial in carbonation exactly how you want it. Plus you have the cool factor...pulling a pint of YOUR beer on tap always impresses friends!

[maxwell]

I'd add to the above that the number one reason that I keg is to avoid oxidation in hoppy beers. If you like having a house IPA or IIPA on hand, kegging is the way to go.

[adamK]

I keg all of my beers, and then bottle from the keg the stronger ones, as it is dangerous for me to have an 8% beer on tap.