| Posted: 16 Nov 2007 19:37 | |
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My only reason for wanting to purchase one is to avoid the deposit charge of $30.00. I know i'm cheap....WHATEVER! 
What is the average cost of a keg and would it be worth it. I know I could just keep the keg and be done with it, but does anyone think it would be worth buying one?
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| Posted: 27 Nov 2007 15:07 | |
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The cost of a keg depends on the type of brew it has in it. American brews can run from $70-$120 while most european start at $100 plus.
As to whether a kegerator is worth the purchase can only be answered by yourself. Do you want it mainly for the novelty of having one or do you consume a lot of brew?
Personally, I just plain ol love draft beer and gladly pay the price to imbibe.
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| Posted: 04 Dec 2007 23:16 | |
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I was just trying to get an empty keg to avoid the deposit.
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| Posted: 16 Feb 2010 20:31 | |
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I looked around at the same thing. Couldn't find an empty shell for less than $30. I would just pay the deposit on your first keg and keep the shell, probably the cheapest way. (unless you can somehow steal one from somewhere)
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