MiniKeg - for the home, Melbourne

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3manb
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MiniKeg - for the home, Melbourne

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I have just moved to Melbourne, and I'm looking for a microbrewery (or otherwise) that sell something like the following for consuming at home.

http://www.zierholz.com.au/Minikegs.html

I'm looking for something other than the 5L unpressurised mini kegs or Heineken keg, and am willing to become a devote of any brewery that has this option.
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Re: MiniKeg - for the home, Melbourne

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Good ol' Christoph! Didn't know he did minis.

Can't help you with Melbourne though.
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Re: MiniKeg - for the home, Melbourne

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Grain and grape has a 12L Cornie. Unfortunately, it's hideously expensive; you might as well go for a 19L reconditioned corny for around half the price. Australian Winemakers also have new 12L stainless kegs that are much shorter and squatter than the Cornies but come with a similar pricetag.
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Re: MiniKeg - for the home, Melbourne

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I think he was refering to beer you buy, not make and keg yourself. Is that right?
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Re: MiniKeg - for the home, Melbourne

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Thanks for the response, but yes I was after something with beer already in it.


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