Temperature isn’t just important in draft beer service, it’s absolutely critical.
Whether you’re a seasoned technician or a bar owner looking to elevate your pour quality, understanding how temperature affects every aspect of your draft system will make the difference between mediocre beer and exceptional experiences for your guests.
A comprehensive 90-minute quality assessment does something your typical service call can’t: it transforms you from a repair technician into a trusted advisor. When you walk through their system with scientific precision, measuring gas pressures, calculating flow speeds, and checking line cleaning quality, you’re demonstrating expertise that commands respect and premium pricing.
Clean Beer Lines Matter.
Behind every crisp, flavorful draft beer is a properly maintained system, with clean beer lines playing a critical role.
There are different ways to push the beer from the keg to the bar. There are beer gas cylinders, beer gas blenders, and beer gas blender generators. I guess there are also air compressors, but they are terrible. If you’re using an air compressor, you’ve got to call me right now, and we’ll help you make the change and point you in the right direction. I explain why air compressors are terrible here. But just know that air is the worst thing for draft beer …
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When choosing a draft beer system, there are a number of factors to consider, including:
– The size of your bar
– The number of taps you need
– The type of beer you will be serving
– Your budget
Draught systems must be cleaned prior to restarting – it is not only good business but the right thing to do for consumers and brewers.
In this post: 3 reasons you need to clean the beer lines before restarting the system.
