kegging whisky and cola

[Thebigthumpa]

I have purchased myself a tap king beer dispenser. It takes 3.2litre kegs. And uses a 12g co2 cylinder to dispense the already carbonated beer. I was wanting to try and use it for dispensing my ujssm and cola.
How could I carbonate the mix? Would I use a cola post mix syrip with water and add ujssm to it and add dextrose to get some carbonation? Would that not work?
Thanks alot. Aaron

[SoMo]

Have you seen the soda stream machines for sale might be useable.

[Prairiepiss]

You will need to force carbonate it. Since it will have a alcohol content and some funky preservatives in it. Natural carbonating or carbonating from ferment won't be reliable.

If you do some searches on force carbonation. You will find a lot of info on it. Not really on this site. But mainly on beer sites.

I'm not sure if you can do force carbateing with that system you have? I use a corny keg system for it.

I haven't done a whiskey and coke. But I have done an Orange soda with alcohol added. The sugar content was so high. It was hard to carbonate.

The reason I havent tried it yet. I use to drink Jim beam and cola. And I never liked their canned version. It was never carbonated enough. And it didn't have the same flavor as a drink mixed at the time if drinking.

[Thebigthumpa]

Thanks alot pp. I dont think a 12g co2 cylinder will force carbonate 3.2l of drink. So I may need a bigger setup I rekonm

[bellybuster]

Coke is already carbed, pour it in and seal it up. Keep pressure on the keg to maintain the carbonation

[Bagasso]

Coke is already carbed, pour it in and seal it up. Keep pressure on the keg to maintain the carbonation

+1

Make sure the cola and whisky are as cold as possible, without freezing, when placing in the keg to minimise the loss of CO2.