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03-06-2007, 10:27 PM
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keg ------>keggle?
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ok so I went to town today (20 min drive) and I stopped at one of the local Beer distribitors ( *%#up PA laws) and got my self a case of 16 oz guinness cans for $34 ( about 5-6 dollars a 4 pack) which is better then $10.00 yes $10 for 4 cans.
anyways. I talked to the dist. and he said he would sell me a keg for $10 ( deposit) . I assume that the kegs are 5 gallons. ( they look about the size of my carbouy( is it carbouy or carboy) again...anyways... should I be looking for a barrel for doing ..say 10 gallon full boils?
and TROEGS is Awesome!!
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primary = Nomadic Caribou Stout, 10 gallons Extra Pale Ale
1 gal. Primary = 2 gallons of Blueberry wine with a hint of honey
kegged = Three Hearted IPA
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03-06-2007, 10:29 PM
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Keg Lineup
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Which one stole your purse, Ma'am?

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03-06-2007, 10:37 PM
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non yet but ( sorry for lack of terms) the one with double blue lines!! And whats the story on the one with black and yellow? he had those to!!! You can tell I went to a college that didn't have lots of keg partys! but we did drink alot! Hence my spelling! lol
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primary = Nomadic Caribou Stout, 10 gallons Extra Pale Ale
1 gal. Primary = 2 gallons of Blueberry wine with a hint of honey
kegged = Three Hearted IPA
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03-06-2007, 10:45 PM
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Okay double blue is 15.5g Half Barrel. There is a European version that is 50L (13.2G) Either one can be converted to a Boil Kettle, HLT or Mash Tun.
It is rarely used by HBers to serve but some (few) have converted them fermenters.
The black and yellow is a 5G pony. It's like a corny but like the 1/2B it has the SanKey fitting on the top making it difficult to clean and costly to get multiple fittings for so it is rarely used by the HBer.
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03-06-2007, 10:58 PM
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Cool. Cool ... I don't mean to be dumb but they don;t look like 15+ gallons!
Thanks
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I will pick one up next fall after work to hopefully take on my all grain quest!
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primary = Nomadic Caribou Stout, 10 gallons Extra Pale Ale
1 gal. Primary = 2 gallons of Blueberry wine with a hint of honey
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03-06-2007, 10:59 PM
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oo yeah an guinness kegs are 133+taxs yiks!!
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1 gal. Primary = 2 gallons of Blueberry wine with a hint of honey
kegged = Three Hearted IPA
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03-06-2007, 11:00 PM
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ooo yeah ....are kegs double walled? sorry about the double post(NO PUN)
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primary = Nomadic Caribou Stout, 10 gallons Extra Pale Ale
1 gal. Primary = 2 gallons of Blueberry wine with a hint of honey
kegged = Three Hearted IPA
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03-07-2007, 08:44 PM
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I've seen $150 for a keg o guiness....
and kegs are single walled
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03-07-2007, 08:50 PM
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Just throwing it out there.....
Technically, the distributor doesn't own the keg, and doesn't have the right to sell it to you for the deposit. Someone's getting ripped off. It's a big issue for a lot of smaller breweries.
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03-07-2007, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by the_bird
Just throwing it out there.....
Technically, the distributor doesn't own the keg, and doesn't have the right to sell it to you for the deposit. Someone's getting ripped off. It's a big issue for a lot of smaller breweries.
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Glad you said it Bird, I get tired of preaching about that................I feel like I sound like a Sunday School teacher
And yes, buying a keg from the distributor for the deposit price amounts to theft.
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