LIquor Store?

I want one of these so bad. I just want to know where I can buy one or order it. Does anyone know either possibility? I tried searching for it but all I get is reviews and the Heineken site. I live in Ontario California. Yeah not Canada guys/girls. California.

Ah yes the minikeg...too bad it isn't Sam Adams-spiritfall-

You can always change it.

[QUOTE="-spiritfall-"]Ah yes the minikeg...too bad it isn't Sam AdamsSc0rp1on

You can always change it.

Change the beer? What the hell are you talking about?

liquor stores usually have them, especially the larger ones. I've seen a few other beers packaged in those 5 liter mini-kegs. I bought a mini-keg of Marzen Oktoberfest last year.

those little 5-liter kegs are intended to be disposable, but if you are careful with them you can reuse them. people who brew beer sometimes do. the mail order beer supply stores sell replacement bungs, as well as c02 pressurinzing tap systems.

if you cant find a keg, just buy a **** load of cans.LoG-Sacrament

[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]if you cant find a keg, just buy a **** load of cans.Mumbles527

oh, i get beer for drinking. to each his own.

[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]if you cant find a keg, just buy a **** load of cans.Mumbles527

in the us a keg is a half-barrel, or 15.5 US gallons. a keg imported from europe will be 50 liters (about 13.2 US gallons). so a 5 liter mini-keg like this is a tenth of a european keg, roughly 1/12th of a us keg.

[QUOTE="Mumbles527"][QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]if you cant find a keg, just buy a **** load of cans.giton

in the us a keg is a half-barrel, or 15.5 US gallons. a keg imported from europe will be 50 liters (about 13.2 US gallons). so a 5 liter mini-keg like this is a tenth of a european keg, roughly 1/12th of a us keg.

[QUOTE="giton"]

[QUOTE="Mumbles527"][QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]if you cant find a keg, just buy a **** load of cans.Mumbles527

in the us a keg is a half-barrel, or 15.5 US gallons. a keg imported from europe will be 50 liters (about 13.2 US gallons). so a 5 liter mini-keg like this is a tenth of a european keg, roughly 1/12th of a us keg.

i haven't heard of an eigth keg. maybe you are thinking of a sixth barrel?

a pony keg (quarter barrel) is 7.75 gallons and is usually squat but there are some tall skinny ones. a sixth barrel is 5.23 gallons and it is tall and skinny. a corny (cornelius) keg is 5 gallons and it is what soft drink syrups are packed in (although plastic lined cardboard boxes are rapidly replacing them).

i've seen those in grocery stores.maximusmmii

I second that actually.

My local Publix had a bunch. I wouldn't recommend Heineken tho.

They sell them at gas stations, I saw a bunch of em at 711.

Ontario, California? Home of many textile/carpet and tile manufacturers? Anyway, I'm in Washington state and they have them in 7-11's and gracery stores.getyeryayasout

Yes, Washington state FTW!

wow, we have those in the gas stations where I live :lol:USSJAndrew