30 and 50 litre Pub kegs for lager

[DLC]

Anyone know of any pub kegs suitable for lager on the go? looking for 30 and 50 litre if possible! Have never used them before so any tips would be much appreciated.

[Leann ull]

Cornelius kegs much easier to manage fill and clean,19l lots of breweries using them now and they are cheap!

[DLC]

hey ciderhead.

I have cornys already but am looking to become familiar with pub kegs.
Cheers

[DLC]

Well actually do you think pubs would take cornelius kegs??

[Will_D]

Anyone know of any pub kegs suitable for lager on the go? looking for 30 and 50 litre if possible! Have never used them before so any tips would be much appreciated.

Hi DLC and welcome!

You need to be a bit more specific!

What is "Lager on the go"?

If you want to sell kegged beer to pubs you need kegs!

All the big boys have their own s/s branded kegs (30 or 50L) with standard keg couplers (Heino and Guiness et. al.)

Smaller micros buy legal, re-furbished 50L kegs with their fitting of choice.

More and more micros are going with one way plastic kegs (Enviro keg or something like - just google)

Us homebrewers use cornies!

[Leann ull]

What are you trying to do? Sell to pubs!  that's illegal without paying duty
Please clarify what you want and we can advise best option for you

[LordEoin]

sounds like someone's hosting a party.
Can we come?
Will there be coke and hookers?

[Eoin]

sounds like someone's hosting a party.
Can we come?
Will there be coke and hookers?

I'm sure noone would object if you brought your own....

[donnchadhc]

sounds like someone's hosting a party.
Can we come?
Will there be coke and hookers?

7-up man myself

[DEMPSEY]

Another name for 7 up was a snow white delight

[DLC]

HA!

Good Lord.

Well yes I am trying to get my lager into pubs, have company set up and in process of getting license. All I need now is to know where to get suitable kegs and fittings etc. I am familiar with Cornelius but have never used 'proper' ones.

[DLC]

Where can one buy refurbished kegs?

[Garry]

I don't think you can buy refurbished kegs. The breweries tend to use them until they are beyond bollocksed and even then they'd sooner scrap them than sell them onto a competitor.

You can buy new kegs here.

[Saruman (Reuben Gray)]

HA!

Good Lord.

Well yes I am trying to get my lager into pubs, have company set up and in process of getting license. All I need now is to know where to get suitable kegs and fittings etc. I am familiar with Cornelius but have never used 'proper' ones.

You realise that having a license and a company is not enough to legally sell beer right?
You also need a bonded warehouse and that's before health and safety get involved. Your best option might be to contract brew at an already bonded brewery. They will be able to help you with kegs too. Key kegs might be your best option in that case.

[DLC]

OK great so a bonded brewery means what exactly?