keg problems

[grahamm]

i was about to go out and buy a keg for my first brew which is a coopers mexican cerveza larger.

but after reading through a few posts on here it seems that kegs don't hold enough pressure for largers.

is this true for all kegs or are there different types to match your brew???

 

[Hawks]

you could get a corny... they'll happily take it :thumb:

 

[grahamm]

i've heard alot of people mention a corny.

is this the best option?? how much would you exspect to pay for one??

are there any recomended sites to buy from for the uk??

 

[corby_brewer]

The best place to get cornies from is here, send him a email and he will sort you out- mailto:[email protected]?subject=Mail from THBF002


sorry cant post links as im on the W***s PC

 

[Cussword]

Try here, http://www.thethriftyshopper.co.uk/dispensing/cornie-kegs.aspx, or even better, Norm

 

[grahamm]

thanks guys, a corny it is.

 

[Hawks]

thanks guys, a corny it is.

It won't be single for long... :whistle:

 

[31bb3]

Try hamstead home brew they do a corny with a s30 fitting on the top plus sparkler tap attached

 

[Samarith]

Oops, I was just searching on ebay and quite by accident a pair of Norms B-grade cornies fell into my shopping basket. In a panic I tried to remove them but accidentally hit confirm payment. :shock:

I guess I'll just have to find something to do with them.

 

[Moley]

In a panic I tried to remove them but accidentally hit confirm payment. :shock:

:rofl: Oops!

 

[Samarith]

Well nothing for it now but to bite the bullet and get a CO2 system with some type of gauge and multiple take offs.

Would be a shame to waste these kegs.

 

[Cussword]

Nay, it would be a sin :whistle: