Straight to cornies?????

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jackmorgan

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Hi all

I'm a newbie but have started to brew ...and love it. So many beers so little time. I have started out with a standard kit but have decided to expand. I originally thought about another king keg or two but judging from the price I'm wondering should I just head straight to corni kegs. I have only brewed with kits so far but hope to work my way up the brewing food chain. Do you think getting cornies now is a bit cart before the horse or should I just go for it. Can't see myself doing the bottle route due to genetic laziness :whistle: . Thanks in advance for any advice
 
Firstly, welcome to the forum :D

Go for it :thumb:
If you continue to brew you will want them eventually, so you may as well get them sooner rather than later :grin:
But be warned, they are like rabbits and multiply rapidly :lol:
 
Just order a 4 corni set-up from Norman. I have opted to go for a chrome flow controlled tap as well. Everything in my brewery is aluminium and I wanted to get a bit of 'shiny' to fit in :grin:
 
get the cornies. If you don't like them or decide it is not for you you can sell them on flebay for cost unlike plastic kegs.

but they are great I have eight and two babies :party:
 
Switching from bottling to corny kegs was the 2nd best brewing thing ive done (after moving to AG ;) )

Seriously, you will never, ever regret it!
 
Seven of the shiney things and 2 babies to go with. Thinking of getting some more to make a round 10 of the adult size ones :oops:
 

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