Corny kegs will work fine, just sanitize them well. You might try storing
your wine in them with nitrogen instead of CO2 to prevent carbonation,
unless it's sparkling wine.

"Alex" > wrote in message
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> Do stainless corny kegs make good long-term storage and transport
> vessels? I am going to move and have 3 batches in secondary right now.
> I can get used kegs online for $15 each and I can always use them for
> other things later. I would just purge with CO2, fill, and then store
> under about 5 psi - or whatever it would take to get the lids to seal.
>
> On another note, my sparkling wine turned out just fine. I have my
> regulator set to about 20 psi and am using a picnic tap on 15 ft of
> 3/16 hose. Very little foam and lots of bubbles. Defiantly cheaper
> than the bottled stuff in the store.
>
> Thanks for any advice!
>
> Alex.
>