Keep A Keg On Tap

It’s easier than you think to pour your preferred beverage right at home. The answer is a kegerator: a refrigerator for a keg, with the added bonus of also dispensing the contents it keeps cool. You can set up a kegerator in your home kitchen, den, or office, even the back patio. Indoors or outdoors, a kegerator can be large enough to hold a 15.5 gallons, or a half barrel, sized keg while taking up the same amount of space as a small refrigerator. Built-in kegerator models are designed to be integrated into existing base cabinets while freestanding units can be equipped with wheels to make them more mobile.

You have your choice of configurations with most kegerators. They are available in single, double, or up to triple taps, which means that they can store and dispense from up to three different kegs. For instance, with the popular dual tap kegerator, you can serve up two beverages from one cooler at the same time, such as providing one dispenser for beer and one for coffee.

Kegerators are most commonly used to hold draught beer, but you aren’t limited in what you want to serve up in your home. The pressurized kegs can also dispense coffee, tea such as kombucha, or even wine. The different dispense gases can distort the taste for some palates, so keep in mind what kind of drinks you want on tap when you’re choosing a kegerator to be sure you have the best configuration for your expectations. CO2 regulators are the more common with a draught beer keg because the same carbonation naturally occurs in the fermentation process of beer. However, because it doesn’t add carbonation to the beverages, a nitrogen regulator works best with coffee, wine, or Kombucha to preserve their unique flavors.

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