Firkin/cask

[data790]

Hi,

Anyone know if someone or a company is selling single firkins or casks for home brewers?

Cheers

[Kyle_T]

Kammac Ltd and Crusader Kegs and Casks, Brewery Plastics.

[data790]

Cheers, I sent them an email seeing if they ship to Norway and also if they sell to home brewers. Chances are they won't do one or the other.

[data790]

Oh, turns out they do and really cheap also around £30 for the Brewery plastics

[Kyle_T]

Yep because they are plastic, Crusader and Kammac are Stainless.

[data790]

Nice, thanks for the webpages. I will order two later. Be fun for a BBQ. Now just need to get better at making ales

[Kyle_T]

Go for a nice Mild and Bitter, easy to do and ready quick. Which method of dispense are you going for?

[data790]

I will just hook it up to the beer engine. I was thinking of getting another king keg but this will do much better. I'm not sure but think I saw something about using filters and a c02 purge for these pins so the beer lasts longer without spoilage. Mild sounds good, not done that yet.

[Kyle_T]

Well there are a few different ways to hook it up to a beer engine, it's worth looking into before they arrive.

[data790]

Absolutly, I have asked of they also supply pegs and taps - sorry cannot remember the proper names at the moment.

[scotia]

May be of help if you intend on taking a keg along to a party save time on settling.

[Kyle_T]

That's what I use.

[data790]

Nice one thanks for the video.

[Kyle_T]

Being used in anger:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QpZBBjxdn1s

[data790]

H aha reminds me of my hand pull a few weeks ago. I had a small hairline crack in the top tap float that let in gas as well as beer and this was the result even with a check valve.