Baridi 5L Beer Draught Dispenser Tap Machine with Integrated Cooling for 5L Kegs - DH49

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The size of your beer dispenser pretty much determines how big or small of a keg you can fit into it, and therefore how many servings you can expect. Most home systems accommodate a 5-litre keg, which roughly translates to 10 pints of beer. Nevertheless, Royal Catering still dispenses excellent pub-quality draft beer every time. And with a less expensive price tag, it can be a worthwhile to buy for personal home consumption. It gets easier to change kegs with practice, but the process still proved more difficult than with the PerfectDraft machine.

Because it uses CO2, you now have another layer of control with your pour – pressure. You can adjust the gas pressure up and down to control the level of foam in the beer. For example, we like to turn the CO2 off when a keg is newly tapped to prevent too much foam, then adjust it up slowly as the keg is consumed. All in all, the Klarstein Beerkules is one of the best beer dispensers we’ve ever used. It’s a home setup that gives you a pro-level of control over the quality of your pours. Hi. If you are using mega that are already gas charged do you not need to use the gas canisters? We have tried Budweiser and Doombar and it comes out with far too much head, like half a pint. Thankyou

Salter recommends that you pre-chill your kegs to help. That sounds fine in practice, but since kegs are designed to last for up to 30 days, there’s a fairly short window in which to drink the contents of the keg – unless you’re having a party, that is. The PerfectDraft system will cool your beer to 3ºC for the full life of the keg. Of course, beer needs to be served at the proper temperature. This is usually fridge temperature (around 4C), but it depends on the style. A beer dispenser does this in one of two ways. The canister is pierced using the piercing tool, the O-ring holds the piercing tool in place and seals the Co2 canister.

The pour of the Blade dispenser is excellent, with just the right amount of temperature and carbonation. And this was fortunately maintained right until the last pint. In the UK, the main coupler types are S-Type (also called a Sankey Keg coupler) and the G-Type (or Grundy Keg coupler). Most mainstream brands use either of these two coupler types. For example, Carlsberg and Kronenbourg both use S-Type, while Carling and Tennents use G-Type. A less commonly used coupler is A-Type, which is the coupler type used by Guinness and Hoegaarden. However, the Royal Catering dispenser does take longer to chill kegs compared to the Beerkules. It’s also missing a few features like the beer gauge. Some users have also reported that it’s not as user friendly.

I have to say that the PerfectDraft system proved much easier to use overall. There’s no messing about with pressure release valves, and the machine automatically adjusts the bags inside the kegs to maintain the perfect pressure all the way to the bottom. Nevertheless, if you’re looking to serve beer the exact same way the pros do, the Klarstein Big Spender is the way to do it. Complete with a removable drip dray to help prevent spills; this home draught machine is perfect for drinks any social occasion. The advantage of the Pygmy is that you can tap a warm keg. It’s ideal for hosting large outdoor parties since there’s no need to pre-chill any of the kegs. It’s also more energy-efficient compared to refrigeration because you’re cooling beer a little at a time and only when needed. You can also easily place the Pygmy on a tabletop without having to lift the keg with it. At the heart of the Beerkules is its UltraFast Cooling technology, capable of chilling a full keg to serving temps in just under 4 hours. And you can easily adjust the temperature of the beer, from 2 to 12 C, with either manual adjustments or any of the six presets. Are you serving a high alcohol Belgian beer? Crank it up to around 8C to enjoy all the subtle aromas and flavour characteristic of these kinds of brew.

A beer dispenser system starts with a keg of beer. A keg is a self-contained canister pressurized with carbon dioxide (CO2) gas that helps maintain the beer’s carbonation and freshness until serving time. It’s similar to how beer bottles or cans work; in fact, you can look at a keg as nothing more than an oversized beer can.Can you use 2litre kegs with this machine ? There isn’t a large amount of 5 litre kegs seems to just be 2 6 or 8l Pull the perfect pint at home with an adjustable CO2 gas control and built in cooling system to chill kegs between 3 and 6 degrees.