Just Right Storing and Serving Draft Beer
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Just Right: Storing and Serving Draft Beer
Summary
Draft beer is a delightful beverage enjoyed worldwide in restaurants, pubs, and at home. Here's what you need to know to ensure it's stored and served perfectly.The Importance of Temperature
For draft beer to taste its best, maintaining the right temperature is crucial. The ideal range for storing and serving draft beer is 38-40 degrees Fahrenheit. This ensures the beer retains its carbonation level, as crafted at the brewery. Whether it's domestic, imported, pasteurized, or not, the temperature must stay consistent.The Impact of Temperature Fluctuations
1. Too Warm: If a keg gets too warm, the beer froths inside due to insufficient pressure from the tap handles. This leads to wasted beer and profit. A loss of carbonation results in a bitter taste and a cloudy appearance.
2. Too Cold: Over-chilled beer traps carbonation until served, causing overfilled glasses and fewer servings per keg. Extreme cold without adjusted pressure can lead to overly foamy pours.
Maintaining Proper Temperature
To accurately measure a keg's temperature, place a thermometer in a liquid with the keg. Temperature shifts are significant?"a keg can rise from 38 to 48 degrees in just four hours. Cooling it back down can take up to ten hours, which is critical in both business and social settings.Ensure your keg refrigerator is well-maintained and properly sealed. A poorly sealed cooler can swiftly increase the keg's temperature. Avoid storing other items with the beer, as frequent opening of the cooler can alter the keg's temperature.
Handling Keg Deliveries
When receiving a keg delivery, temperature consideration is key. Kegs often warm up in trucks during transport. Careful attention ensures that draft beer is enjoyed perfectly from start to finish, poured fresh and frothy from the tap.By taking these steps, you can enjoy draft beer just right, every time.
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