2 litres growlers
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2 litres growlers
Just noticed these http://shop.crusaderkegsandcasks.com/2- ... -148-p.asp
And
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/251976472965
Just wondered what is required to dispense beer from these. Or wheather a larger bag in a box is a better idea? The larger stainless kegs are an eye watering price.
Cheers sean
And
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/251976472965
Just wondered what is required to dispense beer from these. Or wheather a larger bag in a box is a better idea? The larger stainless kegs are an eye watering price.
Cheers sean
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Re: 2 litres growlers
just a glass by the look of it. seems like a stainless fliptop bottle.. ?
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Re: 2 litres growlers
The cheapest keg option is a second hand 19l corny keg.
These were cheap and they have been reduced again. Working out at about £24 plus delivery. They are cheaper than a Wilko pressure barrel. https://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/a-use ... -2870.html
All of them will need a supply of CO2, a regulator and a tap.
These were cheap and they have been reduced again. Working out at about £24 plus delivery. They are cheaper than a Wilko pressure barrel. https://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/a-use ... -2870.html
All of them will need a supply of CO2, a regulator and a tap.
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Re: 2 litres growlers
The problem I have is I want something in the 9-12 litre mark even that could take me 6 weeks to drink
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Re: 2 litres growlers
yeah 2 gall is a much better homebrew size i reckon, but 9L cornies aren't cheap. i've got some 10L sanke's coming from china, expecting the customs call in the next coupla days actually. dunno how cheap they'll be by the time that's happened. guess one way to look at it is that for the equivalent volume the 9L kegs aren't a lot more (12,50 or 20 for 2L.. x 5.. )
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Re: 2 litres growlers
So how much are your 10 litre sankey s at the minute ?
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330 quid for 5 including postage (that was actually f*ck all.. ). think they'll end up fairly equivalent to the 9L cornies but i want something that doesn't need pressure to seal so i can use them as casks as well
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I have a couple of the second growler. It's a screw on lid so once opened the beer will go off fairly fast. In saying that, Rob is supposed to be importing a tap system for it which uses the 16g CO2 bulbs or a cylinder. Something like
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Beer-Spe ... 91559.html
I'm fairly tempted myself, and I guess that under a CO2 system they should be good for a few weeks once opened. They do a larger version too.
If not, you could always consider mini-kegs. I have a party star deluxe tap that also use 16g cartridges and the beer keeps for at least a couple of weeks.
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Beer-Spe ... 91559.html
I'm fairly tempted myself, and I guess that under a CO2 system they should be good for a few weeks once opened. They do a larger version too.
If not, you could always consider mini-kegs. I have a party star deluxe tap that also use 16g cartridges and the beer keeps for at least a couple of weeks.
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Re: 2 litres growlers
You got a link to the larger ones ? Yea I've looked at mini kegs 6 quid for one is cheap
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http://www.aliexpress.com/item/3-6L-Sta ... 5,201409_2
and
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Mini-keg ... 5,201409_2
2 quite different prices for the same thing.
I don't have these and I don't know the sellers so fair warning etc...
and
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Mini-keg ... 5,201409_2
2 quite different prices for the same thing.
I don't have these and I don't know the sellers so fair warning etc...
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Re: 2 litres growlers
They look good tho I think tye way forward maybe cornie or polykegs or similar time to ponder. Even cheaper would be bag in a box time thing.
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Re: 2 litres growlers
A guy in the club has the dispense tap, which has a hook up to an external gas supply, and he says it's a bit crap, really fiddle gas in. The tap itself, and the growler are great though
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Be interesting to know how it works with the CO2 bulbs....TheSumOfAllBeers wrote:A guy in the club has the dispense tap, which has a hook up to an external gas supply, and he says it's a bit crap, really fiddle gas in. The tap itself, and the growler are great though
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A keg of beer will last for ages as it's kept under CO2 so a large keg is fine even if you drink slowly.sbond10 wrote:The problem I have is I want something in the 9-12 litre mark even that could take me 6 weeks to drink
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Re: 2 litres growlers
So a proper sankey keg or cornelius kegs rpt ?