Hi all
We are setting up a brewpub in Sweden and I am finalizing my dispensing plans.
Once the beer is carbonated and ready to go we will have serving tanks (Duotanks) with an inliner inside the SS serving tank. We will use a compressor to push the beer out since the compressed air will never touch the beer.
Now besides the serving tanks I would like to have the option of putting some beer on kegs for increased flexibility. If I go with for example Keykegs I can use the same compressed air to push the beer out however I would have to purchase keykegs all the time and it would not be very economical and ecological friendly in the long run for a brewpub.
If I go for SS kegs I obviously would have to use co2 or a blended gas to push out the beer to the bar area. (brewery area is in the basement). also I would have to clean and sanitize these kegs as normal adding equipment and working hours.
Now my question is have anyone ever come across stainless steel kegs with an inliner? Kind of a keykeg but instead of plastic casing a SS casing applying pressure to the bag with beer? Since I am using this method on a bigger scale with the Duotanks it would be interesting to see if this can be applied to on smaller serving containers such as kegs.
Cheers
Philip
We are setting up a brewpub in Sweden and I am finalizing my dispensing plans.
Once the beer is carbonated and ready to go we will have serving tanks (Duotanks) with an inliner inside the SS serving tank. We will use a compressor to push the beer out since the compressed air will never touch the beer.
Now besides the serving tanks I would like to have the option of putting some beer on kegs for increased flexibility. If I go with for example Keykegs I can use the same compressed air to push the beer out however I would have to purchase keykegs all the time and it would not be very economical and ecological friendly in the long run for a brewpub.
If I go for SS kegs I obviously would have to use co2 or a blended gas to push out the beer to the bar area. (brewery area is in the basement). also I would have to clean and sanitize these kegs as normal adding equipment and working hours.
Now my question is have anyone ever come across stainless steel kegs with an inliner? Kind of a keykeg but instead of plastic casing a SS casing applying pressure to the bag with beer? Since I am using this method on a bigger scale with the Duotanks it would be interesting to see if this can be applied to on smaller serving containers such as kegs.
Cheers
Philip
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