Fall Corny Keg Giveaway

[HBT_Admin]

Fall 2024 Corny Keg "Giveaway!"

Corny Keg is truly grateful for the support received during their past giveaways. In appreciation, they are excited to host another giveaway, adding to the celebration of the upcoming Fall season!

One lucky member will win a (1)

Used Torpedo 15 Gallon Ball Lock Corny Keg

​

This used Torpedo ball lock 15 gallon keg has the same great features and superior quality as its predecessors, and will allow large-scale homebrewers to fit their entire batch into a single keg. These kegs are laser welded by an ISO-certified commercial keg manufacturer, so you won't find any nooks or crannies for contaminants to hide.​

You can click HERE to go to its web page to view all the specifications for this new Used Torpedo 15 Gallon Ball Lock Corny Keg
This keg is used but in excellent condition. It has been fully reconditioned but CornyKeg still recommends that you clean and sanitize before use.

Explore the complete selection of kegs at Corny Keg, catering to homebrewers across all experience levels, from beginners to competition enthusiasts. Feel free to browse through their comprehensive list of kegs by clicking on the Corny Keg logo.






Rules and Entry for the HomeBrewTalk Giveaway​

• To enter, reply one time to this thread with your average brew size in gallons.. (Forum thread entry limited to Supporting Members).​

On November 1, 2024 , approximately 6 pm Central Time we will close this giveaway, and draw one winner. The winner will be announced on this thread and contacted via private message. The winner must provide shipping and contact information. The winner must be in the continental US and the keg will be shipped to them at no charge.

We really appreciate Corny Keg for another great giveaway! From everyone at CornyKeg and HomeBrewTalk we wish you luck in the giveaway!


Terms and Conditions
Please allow up to six weeks for shipping of your prize after the prize winners are announced. If at all possible, prizes will be sent out sooner than that. No purchase is necessary. To enter by mail send full name, address, and phone number to HBT PO Box 1103 Madison, AL 35758. Entries must be received by October 28, 2024. Void where prohibited. Open to members in the continental USA. Limit One (1) entry per household. HomeBrewTalk is not responsible for prizes. Void where prohibited. Must be of legal age to enter.


​

 

[LogicalBrewing]

Average is probably 4. My regular beers I make 5 gallons at a time but my experimental beers I do 3 gallons at a time.

 

[Tony B]

I brew a 5.5- 6 gallon batch once or twice a month.

 

[Yooper]

I brew either 11 or 5 gallon batches! No average really as it's about equal.

 

[mac_1103]

I almost always brew five gallon batches. Guess maybe I'm too conventional. Also guess that I might have to change that up a little if I win.

 

[Rish]

Thanks, Corny Keg! 5 gallons for me. That'll change if I win!

 

[marc1]

Brew size 12 gallons to the fermenter

 

[lumpher]

14 to boil, 11 to fermenter sometimes.

 

[shoengine]

Wait a second, I thought size didn't matter!

 

[Mark3885]

Always brew a 10 gallon finished batch, starting with 16 gallons of water and ending with 10 gallons into 2 corny kegs

 

[JohnDBrewer]

Mostly 5gal batches, but I do 10g for my fest, kolsch and czech pale.

 

[Kickass]

5 gallons on average. 10 gallons, once or twice a year. Thanks for the opportunity!

 

[Willy]

I mostly do 10 gallons batches (finished beer). Sometimes 5 gallons more or 5 less depending on the batch.

 

[SkyPilot]

6 gallons. Though bigger would be nice.

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

Mostly 3 and 5 for events and parties, because I’m old and can’t safely lift more than 5 without hydraulic assist. LOL.

 

[Ki-ri-n]

Mostly 5 gal, sometimes 10.
Thanks Corny Keg!

 

[jdeporter]

Average brew size is 5 gallons for me.

 

[JBurger538]

On average I brew 5 gallon batches, with the rare occasion of a 2.5/3 gallon batch for something experimental or new to me.

 

[EthanH]

5 if it's warm outside, 3 if it's not.

 

[CDCTx]

5 and 10 gallons for me, but I can do 15 and would consider it with this!

 

[cubalz]

5 gallons for me but sometimes do 10 for beers for cookouts and get togethers.

 

[Staestc]

Fall 2024 Corny Keg "Giveaway!"

Corny Keg is truly grateful for the support received during their past giveaways. In appreciation, they are excited to host another giveaway, adding to the celebration of the upcoming Fall season!

One lucky member will win a (1)

Used Torpedo 15 Gallon Ball Lock Corny Keg

View attachment 859500


​

This used Torpedo ball lock 15 gallon keg has the same great features and superior quality as its predecessors, and will allow large-scale homebrewers to fit their entire batch into a single keg. These kegs are laser welded by an ISO-certified commercial keg manufacturer, so you won't find any nooks or crannies for contaminants to hide.​

You can click HERE to go to its web page to view all the specifications for this new Used Torpedo 15 Gallon Ball Lock Corny Keg
This keg is used but in excellent condition. It has been fully reconditioned but CornyKeg still recommends that you clean and sanitize before use.

Explore the complete selection of kegs at Corny Keg, catering to homebrewers across all experience levels, from beginners to competition enthusiasts. Feel free to browse through their comprehensive list of kegs by clicking on the Corny Keg logo.






Rules and Entry for the HomeBrewTalk Giveaway​

• To enter, reply one time to this thread with your average brew size in gallons.. (Forum thread entry limited to Supporting Members).​

On November 1, 2024 , approximately 6 pm Central Time we will close this giveaway, and draw one winner. The winner will be announced on this thread and contacted via private message. The winner must provide shipping and contact information. The winner must be in the continental US and the keg will be shipped to them at no charge.

We really appreciate Corny Keg for another great giveaway! From everyone at CornyKeg and HomeBrewTalk we wish you luck in the giveaway!


Terms and Conditions
Please allow up to six weeks for shipping of your prize after the prize winners are announced. If at all possible, prizes will be sent out sooner than that. No purchase is necessary. To enter by mail send full name, address, and phone number to HBT PO Box 1103 Madison, AL 35758. Entries must be received by October 28, 2024. Void where prohibited. Open to members in the continental USA. Limit One (1) entry per household. HomeBrewTalk is not responsible for prizes. Void where prohibited. Must be of legal age to enter.


​

Please count me in. I have not brewed anything over 5 gallons so far.
Travis

 

[_Dan_]

Average is 10 gallons. Feeling lucky like a ducky!!!

 

[slurms]

I shoot for 5 gallons into the keg, never works out ..

 

[macbrak]

3 or 10. Use an Anvil 6.5 to do batches and brew on a big cooler system for events.

 

[k-os]

Typically 6 gallons batches. A few 11 gallon batches of kettle sour base at times.

 

[Bullhog]

7 gallon

 

[gromitdj]

5 gallons, but no reason I can’t do more.

 

[Phillip Pollok]

Average is 5 - 6 gal bottled, 1 gal for experimental batches, because I've only got a 1gal travel keg.

 

[wepeeler]

5gal batches for me!