Home Brew Keg Packages

• Cleaning and sanitising them all (60 bottles for one 23L brew!).

• Priming and capping each one individually or bulk priming (in a bottling bucket which increases the risk of oxygen and bacteria contact dramatically).

• Storing them all while waiting for secondary to finish so they are actually carbonated, at least a couple of weeks!

• Breakages / explosions / variations in carbonation due to differences in filling, seals and priming.

• Yeast sediment that sets like glue if you don't rinse immediately inside tiny mouthed bottles.

• The mess to clean up the day after mates come over with empty bottles scattered around, broken glass etc.

• Having to cart a bunch of bottles to a bbq then bring them home again.

• Rinsing them when you get home to avoid yeast glue

• Starting all over again...

4L, 5L and 10L Kegs include the removable double ball lock spear that the liquid and gas connect to. These have valves so they can be disconnected at any point without losing gas or leaking liquid. There is also a pressure release valve to allow manual gas release, burping the kegs, pressure transfer of liquid etc. 19L kegs have these parts built into them. All our kegs include a 5 year warranty.

5L Kegs

• These are perfect for putting your home brew in 12v camping fridges, bar fridges or cooler boxes.

10L Kegs

• Great for use in bar fridges or for lying down on a shelf in a larger fridge.

19L Kegs

• Maximum volume for the best price. Only fits into larger fridges and can't be used while lying down.

19L plus 4L Kegs

• Best of both worlds, the entire system can be put into a large fridge for 2 x 23L brews on tap with the ability to take the smaller kegs with you at a moments notice as they will always be full. Alternatively you can store the 19L kegs somewhere cool and just keep the smaller kegs in the fridge, refilling them as needed.

All of these home brew keg systems come with 2 taps, one for each keg. So you can have 2 different drinks on tap at the same time (fill one with spirit and mixer or make your own sodawater in one if you want variety).

Pluto Guns

• These easy to use taps are on the end of 1.5m of 4mm internal beer line. They can easily hook onto the side of the keg or the inside of the fridge door for easy access. They can be used with the kegs lying down (not 19L kegs though due to them having a steel dip tube rather than the flexible ones in the smaller kegs)

Stainless Flow Control Tap On Steel Disconnect

• A premium tap with premium connection. All stainless tap body with a forward sealing design that prevents bacteria growth or sticking. The flow control lever on the side means you can adjust the flow of liquid on the fly for a perfect pour every time. Also allows keeping the keg pressure at a constant level and turning off the tap to prevent spillage with an accidental bumping.

The Dual Gauge Regulator

• This is included in all these packages and the gas line is split in two so it can be connected to 2 kegs at the same time. You can alter or expand on this easily as the fittings are simple to change push fittings that can be swapped and reused in various arrangements in seconds.
• Dual gauges show the pressure both in the keg and remaining in the gas bottle.
• It comes standard with a Type 30 thread inlet for use with Australian standard refillable CO2 bottles.
• The 2.6kg gas bottle we sell for use with this regulator comes full and can be refilled at your local shop for about $30-40. This is enough gas to dispense about 400L of beer or carbonate and dispense around 200L (if you use the bottled gas to carbonate, don't forget that with a pressure capable fermenter you can use the gas produced during brewing to carbonate your home brew keg!).
• This regulator also comes with an adapter to use SodaStream 400g bottles for a more portable solution.