Brand New AEB ITALIAN Made 5 Gallon Ball Lock Keg – $94.99 + free shipping, limited availability
AEB Homebrew Kegs from MoreBeer
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Ditch the bottles and start kegging today! Save time, reduce the risk of infection and get all those bottles out of the kitchen for good!
This brand new 5 gallon keg offers convenience, security and insurance when compared to used or reconditioned kegs. There’s no need to replace gaskets or other parts, no need to trust that someone else did a good job with reconditioning, and no possibility of residual flavor or aromas getting into your beer!
We import these 5 gallon Cornelius Kegs from AEB Italy, a long-time manufacturer with impeccable attention to detail. Perfect laser welds ensure easy sanitation and reduced risk of contamination. While newer kegs shipped from China may have modern features, they do not provide perfect laser welds and therefore risk contamination over time. You’ll be glad you paid a bit extra for this high-quality keg. Tack on our famous Fast & Free shipping and you’ve got a great quality keg at an amazing value!
- Ball Lock Style Corny Keg
- 5 gallon capacity
- 9″ Diam. x 25″ Height
- Maximum working pressure of 130 PSI.
Limited Availability Deal of the Day: As of this posting, this is marked down to $94.99 as a MoreBeer Deal of the Day. Shipping is also free to addresses in the contiguous US with most $59 Orders. Availability: This is available today only, while supplies last. Quantities are limited. Check the MoreBeer’s Deal of the Day to check today’s offering.
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AEB Brand New Italian Made – New Corny Keg – Ball Lock 5 gal. KEG418
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I don’t quite get the value of Italian ball lock kegs. The NSF rated kegs that AIH regularly sells for $75 seem to be of similar quality. One of the Q-and-A’s on their page mention that the cheaper kegs are “only” 304 stainless, but from what I can find online, so are the Italian ones. So…. whats the difference? Laser welds maybe?
Given most of us probably run with used kegs with a decent amount of wear and tear already. I doubt that anyone cares to spend the extra $25 for the prestige of an imported keg. Most of the used Cornelius stuff came from right here in the U.S., in Anoka, MN.
Not trying to be negative, just wondering: Can anyone tell me the legitimate difference, other than the exotic origin and price?