Aussiedistiller, Home Distilling, Moonshine, Home Brew

Hi guys,

I've been chatting to a few local publicans asking about getting my hands on (buying) an empty 50L keg. They've not been particularly helpful. (the one at my regular is too bloody ethical :D and the others may be suspicious of a stranger coming in with strange questions)

So, my question to the experts is:

In Sydney, does anyone:

- know where I can buy an empty
- have one they want to sell

I had one suggestion on simply swiping one - but that is something I really don't want to do.. :)

Any help would be massively appreciated :)

Scotty

Heres a start for ya

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Home-Brew-80 ... 3cc006a378

Thanks for the reply...

I saw that, but 80L is a bit excessive for my needs and available space :)

Scotty

try ringing the "local taphouse" a pub in sydney they often have craftbrew kegs from overseas that do not get sent back to OS empty and they sell them off

make sure it's SS as some from OS are now ally

Thanks, I tried them - nothing for a few months :angry-banghead: :text-lol:

Hey I had the same problem but stumbled across keg king after a bit of searching. They sell second hand 50l kegs. Hope this helps :)

Here's a 9 gal
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/old-school-r ... 500wt_1287
In Sydney too :teasing-tease:

do any of your liquor stores sell kegs of beer? They usually require a deposit. Get the keg, drink the beer and keep the keg. Our deposits have increased to $75 in the USA but that is still a cheap keg.

pintoshine wrote:do any of your liquor stores sell kegs of beer? They usually require a deposit. Get the keg, drink the beer and keep the keg. Our deposits have increased to $75 in the USA but that is still a cheap keg.

yes but not like in the USA... and not many here i know buy kegs of beer and have the gear to pour it. it's just not popular for "at home"

we are more a carton / slab of beer type mob

we can buy empty legit kegs for $100 pretty easy.. just lots of TAB's here.... thats Tight Arse Brewer's :laughing-rolling:

the keg party thing is popular here and the liquor stores provide the manual pump taps for the kegs too. We have a stupid activity called a keg stand.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85ozjZai1pU

over this way GOON OF FORTUNE is more popular :)
but have been a while since i have played

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqFFyW01FXA

normally played with 1 gallon of cask wine

is that a bag out of box wine and a clothes line?

pintoshine wrote:is that a bag out of box wine and a clothes line?

sure is !!! it a aussie tradition :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

Ah, goon of fortune... So many missing memories. Our uni nights often started with goon of fortune, followed by a boat race (which includes liquid, a team and skulling; therein lies the only similarity to a boat race), cleavage shooters and finally the drunken obstacle course.

We used to hang a flagon of port in the tree,only the best,royal reserve :handgestures-thumbupleft: