A new 5kg CO2 (Alloy) bottle, supplied full. This bottle holds more CO2 than most in homebrewing. The bigger the bottle, the cheaper the CO2 refill per kg.

We believe this bottle is priced very competitively.

This product has to be shipped as "Dangerous Goods" so please allow a day or two extra for delivery.

This is a fantastic way to make a CO2/Nitrogen gas board so you can control, monitor and display the different pressures to a multi-keg draft system.

These food grade, polypropylene regulator gas boards allow you to mount your mini inline regulators to your wall so you can supply gas to various kegs at different pressures. The mounting holes for the wall mounting are pre-drilled, the holes for the regulators are pre-drilled and this makes installation really easy.

74g CO2 Cartridge | The Big Bulb | (5/8-18UNF Thread).

This CO2 Cartridge has a much larger thread than the standard 16g bulbs. It will require a different bushing if you are to use it with the 360 Core Mini Regulator. It does not suit other regulators in the KegLand range.

Traditional analogue gauges require a small capillary mechanism where a small pipe expands and unravels under pressure. This in turn drives a mechanical cog to rotate the gauge needle.  This age old technique works quite well especially in large gauges but as this mechanism is manufactured smaller and smaller a tradeoff between accuracy and size becomes the issue.  With very small gauges such as a 27mm x 27mm Mini Gauge it's difficult to make them better than 10% accuracy due to the physical constraints of the mechanical components.

A gas distributor for splitting your CO2 gas line into multiple outlets, with MFL connections. Options for two, three, and four outlets.

Connect just one cylinder to this gas distributor inlet and dispense from many beer kegs – all at the same time. You get the same pressure at all outlet points.

Stainless Steel 304 Wall Mounting Brackets and Screws Included.

Grizzly American Brown is a recipe designed for The League of Brewers by Jamie McQuillan of Cell Division Brewery.

This beer was created to push the upper limits of the American Brown Ale style and verges on a Brown IPA. It pours a deep, dark brown colour without any harsh roasted notes and displays a lasting tan head. Soft and rounded toasty chocolate notes give way to a firm balancing bitterness and lingering resinous grapefruit and pine, thanks to generous additions of Centennial and Simcoe hops. At an easy drinking abv of 6.3%, this beer you will leave you with nothing to grizzle about.

ABV: 6.3%

This recipe has been designed to be consistent with the 2021 BJCP Style guide 13A: Dark Mild.

Britannia is a recipe created for The League of Brewers by Jamie McQuillan of Cell Division Brewery.

Originating in the United Kingdom, Milds have a long history and have changed a great deal with the passing of time. The Dark Milds of today are a style with a wide scope of interpretation, ranging in colour from copper to deep brown in colour.  They are a great low alcohol British-style session ale that pack a flavour punch well above their abv.

Britannia pours a deep copper colour, with soft notes of caramel, chocolate and roasted coffee on the nose and palate. A medium body and smooth mouthfeel are well suited to low to medium levels of carbonation, especially on hand pull as is traditional for this style.  English grown Target hops provide a supporting bitterness and undertones of earthy and floral flavours. Thirst inducing, thirst quenching!

This recipe has been designed to be consistent with the 2021 BJCP Style guide 13B - British Brown Ale.

Hobnail is a recipe created for The League of Brewers by Jamie McQuillan of Cell Division Brewery.

British Brown Ales provide excellent, restorative drinking for any hard-working individual, hobnail boot-wearing or otherwise. The modern British brown ale is usually a little stronger than most average UK beers, and as a style has considerable scope for interpretation. They can range from lighter more hoppy versions through to darker malty versions with caramel notes. However, strongly roasted flavours should not be present, even in a darker iteration such as this one.

An exercise in moderation, this take on the style delivers moderate caramel sweetness balanced out with balanced levels of bittering from English grown target hops. Gentle, fruity British ale yeast notes are rounded out by earthy and floral East Kent Goldings hops. Get your boots on and brew it!