2.65 Gallon Ball Lock Kegs
LuckyHigh 2.65 Gallon (10 L) Mini Beer Barrel 304 Stainless Steel HomeBrew Keg with Ball Lock Keg Post System
More InfoHighlighted Features
- This mini ball lock keg is made of 304 stainless steel, durable and easy to clean.
- The keg capacity is 2.65 gallons (10 liters), small and mighty.
- The keg can carbonate the homebrew in minutes, and control carbonation real-time
- It can adjust pressure quickly, and you can instantly pour pint beer.
- It is portable, compact barrel, used for the small batch brewer.
Why this size is great: 2.5 to 3 gallon kegs are great for splitting batches, small batch brewers, doing one-off beers from split from a 5 gallon batch… or for easily serving on the go. Purge with CO2, fill from your tap and place in ice in a 5 gallon bucket…. whammo! You can also use these in conjunction with an inline secondary as a CO2 source for portable serving.
LuckyHigh 2.65 Gallon (10 L) Mini Beer Barrel 304 Stainless Steel HomeBrew Keg with Ball Lock Keg Post System – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
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