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Date: 04 Sep 2007 11:35:49
From: Bryan Heit
Subject: Mini Keg supplies in Canada
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So I'm moving again, this time to Toronto (Canada), but unlike previous
moves I'm not able to take my brewing supplies with me (small
apartment). Any way's, in an attempt to save a little space (and a lot
of headaches) I've been planning on switching from bottles to mini kegs
when I move.
Problem is, I cannot find a local supplier of mini kegs (or general
brewing supplies for that matter), and my usual mail-order guy (paddock
wood) doesn't carry the kegs themselves (although they do have many of
the mini keg supplies I need).
Anyone know of a supplier, either in Canada or one willing to ship up
here, who carries mini kegs and taps?
thanx
Bryan
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Date: 14 Sep 2007 06:28:07
From: waseemc
Subject: Re: Mini Keg supplies in Canada
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Hi Bryan,
I just found a website for woodstick wines in ontario. http://www.woodstick-wines.ca/
It looks like they have what you're looking for:
"14440 1 X 5L ALUMINUM PARTY KEG 502 g $8.00 "
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Date: 17 Sep 2007 10:28:54
From: Dan Listermann
Subject: Re: Mini Keg supplies in Canada
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"waseemc" <waseemc@hotmail.com > wrote in message
news:1189776487.854308.215090@d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> Hi Bryan,
>
> I just found a website for woodstick wines in ontario.
> http://www.woodstick-wines.ca/
> It looks like they have what you're looking for:
> "14440 1 X 5L ALUMINUM PARTY KEG 502 g $8.00 "
>
Is that really aluminum? I would like more info about it.
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Date: 17 Sep 2007 08:06:57
From: Bryan Heit
Subject: Re: Mini Keg supplies in Canada
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waseemc wrote:
> Hi Bryan,
>
> I just found a website for woodstick wines in ontario. http://www.woodstick-wines.ca/
> It looks like they have what you're looking for:
> "14440 1 X 5L ALUMINUM PARTY KEG 502 g $8.00 "
Perfect, and thanx!
Bryan
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Date: 08 Sep 2007 14:28:58
From:
Subject: Re: Mini Keg supplies in Canada
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I don't know if Canadian stores sell those 5 liter minikegs of beer, but you
can use those. IF you're not gonna drink the entire keg in a day or two,
you can buy a CO2 tap through a homebrew shop or online at MoreBeer or
Northern Brewer or Williams Brewing, among others.
The bung in those minikegs usually has to be taken out (you can do it with
needle nose pliers and warm water), and replaced with a soft bung. I used
to do this when I lived in an apartment. I got tired of bottling after the
first batch!
"Bryan Heit" <bjheit@NOSPAMucalgary.ca > wrote in message
news:fbk516$h9h$1@news.ucalgary.ca...
> So I'm moving again, this time to Toronto (Canada), but unlike previous
> moves I'm not able to take my brewing supplies with me (small apartment).
> Any way's, in an attempt to save a little space (and a lot of headaches)
> I've been planning on switching from bottles to mini kegs when I move.
>
> Problem is, I cannot find a local supplier of mini kegs (or general
> brewing supplies for that matter), and my usual mail-order guy (paddock
> wood) doesn't carry the kegs themselves (although they do have many of the
> mini keg supplies I need).
>
> Anyone know of a supplier, either in Canada or one willing to ship up
> here, who carries mini kegs and taps?
>
> thanx
>
> Bryan
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Date: 11 Sep 2007 09:00:34
From: Bryan Heit
Subject: Re: Mini Keg supplies in Canada
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SBartz@houston.rr.com wrote:
> I don't know if Canadian stores sell those 5 liter minikegs of beer, but you
> can use those. IF you're not gonna drink the entire keg in a day or two,
> you can buy a CO2 tap through a homebrew shop or online at MoreBeer or
> Northern Brewer or Williams Brewing, among others.
>
> The bung in those minikegs usually has to be taken out (you can do it with
> needle nose pliers and warm water), and replaced with a soft bung. I used
> to do this when I lived in an apartment. I got tired of bottling after the
> first batch!
> "Bryan Heit" <bjheit@NOSPAMucalgary.ca> wrote in message
> news:fbk516$h9h$1@news.ucalgary.ca...
>> So I'm moving again, this time to Toronto (Canada), but unlike previous
>> moves I'm not able to take my brewing supplies with me (small apartment).
>> Any way's, in an attempt to save a little space (and a lot of headaches)
>> I've been planning on switching from bottles to mini kegs when I move.
>>
>> Problem is, I cannot find a local supplier of mini kegs (or general
>> brewing supplies for that matter), and my usual mail-order guy (paddock
>> wood) doesn't carry the kegs themselves (although they do have many of the
>> mini keg supplies I need).
>>
>> Anyone know of a supplier, either in Canada or one willing to ship up
>> here, who carries mini kegs and taps?
>>
>> thanx
>>
>> Bryan
It may be a sacrifice I'll have to make. Problem is that most of the
beer I see here in the mini's is shitty beer
Bryan
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Date: 11 Sep 2007 22:16:24
From: Brian Bartz
Subject: Re: Mini Keg supplies in Canada
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Well, if you're not happy with the beer filled ones, then I'd just do a
google search for 5 Liter minikegs, and see what pops up. Who knows? You
might even find some on Ebay.
"Bryan Heit" <bjheit@NOSPAMucalgary.ca > wrote in message
news:fc6aic$rp5$1@news.ucalgary.ca...
> SBartz@houston.rr.com wrote:
>> I don't know if Canadian stores sell those 5 liter minikegs of beer, but
>> you can use those. IF you're not gonna drink the entire keg in a day or
>> two, you can buy a CO2 tap through a homebrew shop or online at MoreBeer
>> or Northern Brewer or Williams Brewing, among others.
>>
>> The bung in those minikegs usually has to be taken out (you can do it
>> with needle nose pliers and warm water), and replaced with a soft bung.
>> I used to do this when I lived in an apartment. I got tired of bottling
>> after the first batch!
>> "Bryan Heit" <bjheit@NOSPAMucalgary.ca> wrote in message
>> news:fbk516$h9h$1@news.ucalgary.ca...
>>> So I'm moving again, this time to Toronto (Canada), but unlike previous
>>> moves I'm not able to take my brewing supplies with me (small
>>> apartment). Any way's, in an attempt to save a little space (and a lot
>>> of headaches) I've been planning on switching from bottles to mini kegs
>>> when I move.
>>>
>>> Problem is, I cannot find a local supplier of mini kegs (or general
>>> brewing supplies for that matter), and my usual mail-order guy (paddock
>>> wood) doesn't carry the kegs themselves (although they do have many of
>>> the mini keg supplies I need).
>>>
>>> Anyone know of a supplier, either in Canada or one willing to ship up
>>> here, who carries mini kegs and taps?
>>>
>>> thanx
>>>
>>> Bryan
>
> It may be a sacrifice I'll have to make. Problem is that most of the beer
> I see here in the mini's is shitty beer
>
> Bryan
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