Hands on Review: Kegland Ball Lock Keg
Kegland, based in Australia, produces a broad array of homebrewing gear. fermenters, electric brewing systems, loads of draft stuff (including DuoTight!) and lots more.
It’s obvious these folks are homebrewers at heart, because they’ve come up some really innovative stuff. The other thing they’ve generally done is hit really good price points. There is a balance between cost, features and quality and they seem to be hitting a lot of bullseyes.
This is an in depth hands on look at Kegland’s 5 gallon ball lock keg.
Hands on Review Kegland 5 Gallon Ball Lock Keg
A look at the boxThe other side of the box. This is one of the better looking keg boxes I’ve run across.
Check Current Prices, Models and Availability:
- Kegland Corny Keg – 5 Gallon Ball Lock Keg KEG415 via MoreBeer
- Corny Keg – 2.5 Gallon Ball Lock Keg KEG416
- Kegland Kegs at MoreBeer
- Corny Keg Lid With Welded Tab KEG448 via MoreBeer
- 5 Gallon NSF KegLand Keg via William’s Brewing
- Keg Lid With Hang Tab via William’s Brewing
- Kegland Cornelius (Corny) Keg – Stainless Steel 5 Gallon Ball Lock – via SoCal Brewing Supply
- Kegland Kegs at William’s Brewing
- Kegland 5 Gallon Ball Lock Keg at Keg Outlet
- New Cornelius Keg – 5 gal Kegland (Ball lock) via Amazon
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