Beer Kegs
Stop bottling your homebrew. You can store and serve your homemade beer in one of our Cornelius kegs. We have a variety of different sizes of new and used kegs, plus all of the equipment you will need to transfer your brew to the keg and dispense your draft beer.
Traditionally, wooden kegs or casks were used, but most people use Stainless Steel or Aluminum kegs now.
If you are new to kegging your beer, which should you opt for?
Most experienced homebrewers prefer to use Stainless Steel kegs when storing their beer. The main reason is that Stainless Steel kegs do not oxidize as easily compared to Aluminum kegs. Thus, it is possible to clean Stainless Steel kegs using caustic cleaners. Aluminum kegs, when cleaned with caustic cleaners often discolour, which may influence the final flavour of the beer. (more info below)
Traditionally, wooden kegs or casks were used, but most people use Stainless Steel or Aluminum kegs now.
Stainless Steel or Aluminum Kegs - Is One Better Than the Other?
If you are new to kegging your beer, which should you opt for?
Most experienced homebrewers prefer to use Stainless Steel kegs when storing their beer. The main reason is that Stainless Steel kegs do not oxidize as easily compared to Aluminum kegs. Thus, it is possible to clean Stainless Steel kegs using caustic cleaners. Aluminum kegs, when cleaned with caustic cleaners often discolour, which may influence the final flavour of the beer. (more info below)
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