The Premium Kegging System Kit
Ditch the bottles. Draft beer from your own kegerator.
Bottling is the worst part of homebrewing — 48 bottles to sanitize, fill, cap, and condition for 2-3 weeks. Kegging eliminates all of it. Fill a keg, connect CO2, cold-crash for 24 hours, and pour draft beer from your own tap.
A complete kegging system requires a corny keg (5 gallons, the industry standard), a CO2 tank with regulator, beer line, disconnect fittings, and a kegerator or chest freezer to keep it cold. The investment pays off after three batches in time and convenience — and draft beer tastes noticeably better than bottle-conditioned homebrew.
Kegging is the point where homebrewing stops being a hobby and becomes a lifestyle.
What's in this kit (3 items)
Ball Lock Corny Keg (5 Gallon, Reconditioned)
The standard 5-gallon corny keg holds exactly one 5-gallon homebrew batch. Ball lock fittings are easier to use than pin lock for most homebrewers. Buy two — one conditioning while one is on tap.
Kegco CO2 Regulator with 5 lb CO2 Tank
You need CO2 to push beer out and carbonate it. This dual-gauge regulator lets you monitor tank pressure and serving pressure simultaneously — and a 5 lb tank carbonates and serves 10-15 5-gallon batches.
Inkbird ITC-308 Temperature Controller (for Kegerator Conversion)
Convert any chest freezer into a kegerator with this temperature controller — plug the freezer into it, set your target temp (38°F for beer), and it maintains it automatically. The most cost-effective kegerator solution.