PistolPetesPints
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Hey y'all,
I've been searching for quite some time to keg in a small way both in volume and space, essentially been looking for a less than 2 gallon keg with a smaller diameter than a typical corny. I know the old Taylor syrup kegs exist out there, but they're spotted about as frequently as your friendly neighborhood sasquatch. Well, I luckily happened onto this company that about to launch their KickStarter, sometime today reportedly. They are going to be producing high grade, steel keg shaped growlers in 64 and 128 oz sizes but are manufactured to the quality of permitting CO2 in & liquid out lines. Don't know all of the details such as price or the specs on the attachments to enable CO2 dispensing or force carbing, but I intend to watch KickStarter and find out soon!
I've really wanted the opportunity to take 5 gal batches and siphon of a gallon or two to try something special like different dry hopping or flavor infusing, this could be a great and easily acquirable answer. I only have a small mini fridge which can fit two 5 gal soda kegs but have enough space in the back on the hump where the CO2 tank sits that could fit this. WIN WIN!
http://mancan.beer
https://www.facebook.com/mancan.beer
Cheers!
I've been searching for quite some time to keg in a small way both in volume and space, essentially been looking for a less than 2 gallon keg with a smaller diameter than a typical corny. I know the old Taylor syrup kegs exist out there, but they're spotted about as frequently as your friendly neighborhood sasquatch. Well, I luckily happened onto this company that about to launch their KickStarter, sometime today reportedly. They are going to be producing high grade, steel keg shaped growlers in 64 and 128 oz sizes but are manufactured to the quality of permitting CO2 in & liquid out lines. Don't know all of the details such as price or the specs on the attachments to enable CO2 dispensing or force carbing, but I intend to watch KickStarter and find out soon!
I've really wanted the opportunity to take 5 gal batches and siphon of a gallon or two to try something special like different dry hopping or flavor infusing, this could be a great and easily acquirable answer. I only have a small mini fridge which can fit two 5 gal soda kegs but have enough space in the back on the hump where the CO2 tank sits that could fit this. WIN WIN!
http://mancan.beer
https://www.facebook.com/mancan.beer
Cheers!
