OK I checked with our team and instead of the 10% discount we are offering a free spunding valve together with a disconnect which is even better value. Hope that will meet with people's expectations and brings some Christmas cheer.
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I've been away for a few months and wow, talk about exciting times! Keg King have done exactly what I hoped they would - stepped up to the plate and made a product that's innovative. Well done. Even better, it's stupid cheap. Hats off to you guys. I'll be grabbing a couple of these to give them a whirl - I just need to water the money tree a bit. Such a great time to be a home brewer!
Has anyone here been using them? Thoughts, both good and bad?
Also really keen to know more about the Thermenter. Sounds like a great solution to a problem I have - not enough space in my fermenting fridge to brew every week (and not enough space for another fridge).
Paddy
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So CEO has my keen-ness to get two of these scuppered my option to get the good deal? Order 10802 on the off chance to be cheeky!!
OK I checked with our team and instead of the 10% discount we are offering a free spunding valve together with a disconnect which is even better value. Hope that will meet with people's expectations and brings some Christmas cheer.
Let me check with the sales team tomorrow and I will try to get you the free Spunding valve and disconnect. Hate to see early adopters missing out.
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So does that include me too? I picked up mine last Friday (when you kept one aside for me) and brought a Spunding valve and disconnect with it?
You have to buy two for that offer.
Danscraftbeer
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Will there be two tomorrow? Or do I have to order? being a hot grab thing.
These will be my Mead Machines. Melomels, Cysers etc.
These will be my Mead Machines. Melomels, Cysers etc.
They will be there.
Coalminer
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Link for twin pack offer please
sixfignig
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I'll throw my hat in the ring for a free spunding valve.... Order 000010821
Fermenters already arrived though [emoji17]
Fermenters already arrived though [emoji17]
Ordered 2 last week that are scheduled to arrive today, pity if I missed out too
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being able to ferment from a chest freezer was also something that's not really been too easy, that was one of the reasons I ordered a couple! plus, xmas, spunding valve, whatever else I need to convince myself that I need this.
sixfignig
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Mine were pretty significantly dented in the box, but "blew" out with some pressure applied. Should I be worried about their ability to hold beers under pressure?
Should be ok but send me a pic and I will take a look at it.
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Grmblz
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A bit of "spunding valve" clarification guys, I've been a bit confused about the whole free valve with 2 pack thing so contacted KK directly and the result is this; a single FKJ is $60, if you buy 2 they're $50 each (so a 20%ish discount, pretty good imho) as a Christmas special a single FKJ can be had for $63 with spunding valve and disconnect (in effect $3 for a spunding valve/disconnect, also a pretty good deal) So if you got 2 FKJ's for $100 I wouldn't be holding my breath for a free spunding valve. Hope this helps anyone that like me was a bit confused about the whole thing.
Cheers G
Cheers G
sixfignig
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Grmblz
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Looking good but I'd be inclined to have a gauge on that to determine the actual pressure, makes a change to see a nice clean fermenting fridge, they're usually a bit grotty. What are the brews?
Substance
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just a question on the dual Spunding valve set up
would this set up also need a non-return valve for each fermenter line to reduce the chances of cross contamination via gases if by chance one brew was to go off ?
and a pressure gauge would be a definate advantage to know what your brewing at, as some brews benifit from different pressures during the process
would this set up also need a non-return valve for each fermenter line to reduce the chances of cross contamination via gases if by chance one brew was to go off ?
and a pressure gauge would be a definate advantage to know what your brewing at, as some brews benifit from different pressures during the process
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