Bitburger 5l Keg

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As a side thread - what do folks think of those 5l kegs. Would you buy a craft beer in them?

Sorry for the hijack ...

Scotty

Interesting.
I think there could be a market there, if you arranged to get a beer put into these you would sell all them quickly to just your regular customers I would expect. How well they would keep selling for I am not sure but most microbrewery celler doors would do well with one off limited release beers, you could even try a theme to the beer to open up the market beyond regular customers.


Probably for a once off novelty thing to share with a mate but not on an ongoing basis. I imagine it would be a challenge getting good distribution for that sort of thing ?

I agree, a lot of people would be the same they would buy one but unless it was really great value and great beer you proberbly wouldn't buy them too regularly. I am not sure if Scotty there is really concerned too much with mass distribution.
 
[quote name='Rack'EmUp' post='499829' date='Aug 1 2009, 09:52 PM']Congratulations - your a pisshead. :lol:[/quote]

It took some effort but I got there.....Learnt the had way they can't be resealed.
 
My biggest problem with those mini-kegs is the math.

$25 mini keg is a pretty good deal. I usually see them for at least $30. At that price they're $6 per litre.

You often see Bitburger for $40 per case, which comes to just over $5/L
 
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Batz :party:
 
Isn't there a micro in Northern / Central NSW that does returnable little kegs for the locals.. Port Mac or thereabouts? Warra are you reading this?
 
Northern Rivers Brewing at Alstonville NSW used to do 9L minikegs I think. They looked like the cornelius-style party keg with a tap added on top.

Jez
 
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