Keg Beer

Keg beer is beer stored and served from a pressurized container called a keg. Unlike bottles or cans, kegs keep beer fresh longer through controlled pressure and refrigeration, making them popular for bars and events. They typically hold larger quantities—often 15.5 gallons (US) or more—allowing for continuous service without opening new containers. Kegs are connected to taps via hoses, enabling smooth pouring. They preserve beer’s carbonation and flavor better over time, offering a consistent drinking experience. Overall, kegs are an efficient way to store, transport, and serve beer in larger volumes, enhancing both quality and convenience.