Limited Availability Imperial L25 Hygge Lager Yeast
Crispy lager lovers, rejoice! Back by popular demand, Imperial’s L25 Hygge (hyoo-guh) is back for a limited time! This northern European lager used complements significant hop additions in styles like pilsners, and the cooler weather is the perfect time to get a lager batch brewing. There’s nothing better than settling into the warmth and comfort of the season than a cold lager with friends by the fire, and this crisp offering will bring those vibes!
Imperial Yeast’s Pitch Right pouches are jam-packed with 200 billion fresh yeast cells, guaranteed to deliver flawless, fast fermentations, every time. We are excited to carry a lineup of their revolutionary liquid yeasts that boast a higher cell count than other brewing yeasts. Their yeasts are grown by a team of pro brewers and homebrewers in Portland, Oregon, who live to help brewers learn more and ferment better. Imperial Yeast is also the only homebrew yeast that’s USDA-certified.
Imperial Yeast L25 Hygge Lager Yeast – Seasonal Limited Release
Brand New Ball Lock Kegs – on sale for $89.98, LESS than Two Pack!
Brand New 5 Gallon Gallon Ball Lock Kegs from Adventures in Homebrewing
I have this great keg. Check out my Hands on Review
- As of this posting, AIH has these on sale for $89.98. That’s a $25.01 savings.
- For some pricing clarity… these are actually less expensive per keg compared to the two pack. Not sure if this is a pricing error, but… get it while you can.
- No coupon code required.
AIH New 5 Gallon Corny Keg Ball Lock
Used Ball Locks for $59.98!
5 Gallon Cornelius Keg, Ball Lock (Used)
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From the product description, check product page for current description, price and availability:
Used & Tested, Ball Lock Keg, With Pressure Relief Valve
Used & Pressure Tested – Ball Lock – Includes Pressure Relief Valve Lid
Cleaned and pressure tested 5 gallon, stainless steel, cornelius style tank. These tanks are guaranteed to hold pressure. 25″ tall and 8.5″ diameter. Tanks will show normal wear and tear.
Kegs include the o-rings and poppits that were installed when we received the tanks. We will often change an o-ring or poppit to get the tank to hold pressure. Grab new o-rings and poppits here if you’d like.
If you are just getting into kegging you will need a kegging setup to go with these kegs. We sell keg systems and have a whole lot more kegging options.
We know some homebrewers are more picky than others, so please keep in mind that these are USED kegs. Some of these kegs are probably 30 years old. Do not expect new kegs. If you are looking for new kegs, please check out our new kegs. With this said, they are going to show normal wear and tear. We are not implying that our kegs are not quality…we just want to avoid any misunderstandings.
If you are unhappy with your used 5 Gallon Cornelius Kegs for any reason, we will gladly take them back. The purchaser will be responsible for return shipping charges.
- According to my notes, these went out of stock in August of 2023. To the point that the product page was completely removed.
- They came back in stock (at full price) recently
- For a short time they are on sale for $59.98 as part of a flash sale.
5 Gallon Cornelius Keg, Ball Lock (Used)
Corny Keg Fermenter Lids – convert kegs to fermenters – on sale for… $11.98
Cornelius Keg Fermenter Lid via Adventures in Homebrewing.
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By popular demand, we now have a brand new version of the Secondary Fermentation lid.
What a great way to use your corny keg as a secondary fermenter! Simply replace your existing lid with this lid to turn your keg into a secondary fermentation vessel!
These lids have an approximate 3/4″” inch port hole (may vary by 1/8″”) for an airlock, bung and lid o-ring (included).
They will not fit Racetrack kegs.
These have a hole that’s designed to accommodate the included stopper and airlock. That allows you use a Cornelius Keg as a fermenter. Use a 5 gallon keg as a secondary for a 5 gallon batch, use a 5 gallon keg as a primary fermenter for smaller batches or use a 10 gallon Cornelius Keg as a fermenter for 5 gallon+ batches.
These should fit standard ball lock and pin lock kegs.
I have two 10 gallon kegs that I use as primaries. This allows you to do quite a few things including, easily transfer under pressure, ferment under pressure, carbonate in the primary fermenter and carbonate and serve from the primary (with a cut off dip tube).
Cornelius Keg Fermenter Lid
Clearance Sale
20% Off Spring Seasonal Wine Kits:
- For a limited time AIH is discounting select wine kits by 20%.
- Use coupon code SPRINGWINE to get the deal
Spring Wine Kit Sale!
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