Beer Barrel 5 Gallon / Home Brew Pressure Barrel With Tap

5 Gallon/25 Litre Home Brew Beer Making Pressure Barrel With Tap

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5 G/25L Food Grade White Plastic Home Brew Pressure Beer Barrel with 2in neck and gravity fed lever tap at the bott... read more

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5 G/25L Food Grade White Plastic Home Brew Pressure Beer Barrel with 2in neck and gravity fed lever tap at the bottom

Three Variants

5 Gallon Pressure Beer Barrel with 2" cap with vent cap

5 Gallon Pressure Beer Barrel with 2" cap with brass pin valve for use with sparklets bulbs

5 Gallon Pressure Beer Barrel with 2" cap with Brass S30 valve

Barrels made with durable food-grade plastic
Carrying handle
Bottom lever tap for easy syphoning
Ideal for pressurised drinks like beer, cider and lager.
The vent cap is ideal for pressurising with secondary fermentation.
It allows excess pressure to escape and no outside gases to get back in.
The Quick-Serve tap with a back nut fits brewing bins and wine fermenters or usable as a spare tap for the basic 2 and 5 gallon barrels.
As a simple twist open/close paddle tap, it makes it very easy to serve your homemade beer, lager or cider.
Great product for storing your home brew beers, lagers and cider as they can be pressurised keeping your brew in tip top condition.
Beer Barrels are great for parties as they are easy to transport
Being plastic you are not worried about breakages.
These economic homebrew 25 litre pressure barrels do the job and are very popular due to the price.
Learn how to use the S30 CO 2 gas cylinder

Homebrew barrel

A homebrew barrel, also known as a keg, is a container for storing and dispensing beer or other carbonated beverages. These barrels are typically made of food-grade plastic and come in two sizes, either 2 gallons or 5 gallons.

Home brewers often use barrels to store and serve their beer instead of bottling it. This is because kegs are more convenient and less time-consuming to fill, clean, and sanitize than bottles. Kegs also allow for more precise carbonation control and eliminate the need for priming sugar.

When using a keg, the beer is typically carbonated by adding a measured amount of priming sugar or force-carbonating with carbon dioxide (CO2). The beer can then be dispensed through a tap attached to the keg.

Overall, a home brew barrel can be an excellent option for home brewers looking for a more efficient and convenient way to store and serve their beer.