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Where to fill your Mini Keg?
For the most part, any craft brewery in Canada or the US will fill a standard 64oz glass growler, and if they fill those they will also fill a mini keg.
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New Products for May 2020! … Hopefully
If we ever get our shipment here are some the products we are excited to be releasing this spring.
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CanKeg Covid 19 Update
Yes, CanKeg is open for business, in fact business is growing faster than ever, I can barely keep up. Unfortunately, business is also worse than ever!
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Recent Customer Testimonial (Thanks Guys!)
We've already ran a few brews through them (a mead, two beers, and two ciders). It's working really well, and we are very happy about our purchase.
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CO2 Tank Comparison
There are several factors that affect the amount of CO2 is used up when serving beer. Here is a chart to help you out.
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Using your CanKeg with a full size CO2 canister
We do a lot of testing of the Pro Tap Kit, including pressure testing every regulator we sell. So we needed a way to use a full size CO2 tank, here is what we came up with and now offer the pieces in the store.
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The Perfect pour with The Pro Tap Kit
With a mini keg there is no beer line, just a dip tube and straight out the tap, so you want to release all pressure from the keg right before serving.
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The start of CanKeg
It all started the day I bought these three sanke kegs to cut the tops off, and turn them into a three tier home brewing system.
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