Homebrew Kegs Quality Grades Explained

Hey there, Homebrewer!

If you're like us, you like to start consuming your homebrewed beer as soon as possible and a process that helps achieve that is kegging (and force carbonating in the keg).

What's your favorite type of keg? Let us know in the comments below and also let us know what topic or products you'd like us to discuss on a future video or episode of the show!

Kegs featured:

[b.e.d.brewing]

The ability to manually release pressure was one of the big tipping points for me to select ball lock over pin lock. Additionally it seems like parts are more readily available. Great information on the grading scale:-). Thanks.

[DezNewtaz]

Always informative and fun. Thanks for help.

[CharlieSolis]

Hi! Thanks for your video. I was wondering, can you pull a vacuum on These kegs? I know the seals may stop it but structurally speaking, are they capable of handling this?

[MrJohnnycearley]

What are the prices for these kegs? Can you post a products link in the description?

[Wtfdawg]

Dings and scratches mean nothing, as long as they hold pressure, go for those used ones before buying new