How many 12 oz servings are in a keg of beer?

By standard U.S. keg size measurements, 1/2 bbl kegs total to 15.5 gallons or 165 12 oz. pours, 1/4 bbl kegs total to 7.75 gallons or 82 12 oz. pours, and 1/6 bbl kegs total to 5.16 gallons or 55 12 oz. pours.

Is it cheaper to get a keg or cases of beer?

Consider that the average cost for a standard half barrel keg of Budweiser is approximately $100. A standard keg contains 15.5 gallons, or 1,984 ounces….Why Buy a Kegerator?

How many corny kegs fit in a Kegerator?

The kegerator kit holds and cools two, three, or four 5-gallon Cornelius kegs (also known as pony or corny kegs).

Are Kegerators worth it?

A kegerator provides over $55 in savings per keg! Plus, you can get the bar experience at home for much less than heading out! Again, we can’t emphasize enough how different draft beer taste from a can or bottle. It will greatly increase your beer experience!

How long do kegs last in kegerator?

For a properly stored keg in a kegerator, how long the beer will remain fresh will depend on the style of beer. Pasteurized beers can stay fresh from three to six months. For non-pasteurized beers, you can expect the keg to stay fresh approximately two months.

How long does a keg of beer last in a Kegerator?

How long do Kegerators last?

If refrigerated within a kegerator that uses CO2, a keg will generally last at least 6-8 weeks before it starts to lose its fresh taste. If you store it at the appropriate temperatures, pasteurized beer will last you at least three months, sometimes as long as six months.

Should CO2 be turned off on a kegerator?

To be on the safe side, we always recommend shutting off the CO2 when you do not have a keg hooked up. Technically speaking, the components of a kegerator will not allow CO2 passed the coupler when it is not hooked to a keg.