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Beer dispensers & bars for rent

Also known as: beer dispenser, beer tap, draught beer system, beer cooler, bar tap

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Rent a beer dispenser: fresh draught beer

Beer from the keg tastes fresh and saves on empties. With a rented beer dispenser you can tap your own beer at birthdays, weddings or club parties. On Mietrix you can rent beer dispensers from lessors in Lower Bavaria and the Upper Palatinate, with a CO2 bottle and accessories on request. It is also known as a beer tap, draught beer system or beer cooler.

Which beer dispenser is right?

  • Dry coolers chill the beer electrically as it flows through. They are quickly ready for use and only need a socket.
  • Wet coolers chill the beer in a water bath. They need a few hours to prepare but handle large quantities.
  • Systems with one tap are enough for most parties. Two taps are worthwhile for two types of beer or big crowds.

The right keg coupler is important. It must match your brewery's keg, for example a flat or basket fitting. Ask your drinks supplier which connection is needed.

How to tap properly

First store the keg cool and let it rest a little after transport. Then set the pressure as instructed: too much pressure creates foam, too little gives flat beer. Hold the glass at an angle and straighten it towards the end.

How much beer do I need?

A 30-litre keg yields about 55 to 60 half-litre glasses. As a rough guide, hosts allow one to one and a half litres per adult guest per evening. You can rent matching glasses and fridges at the same time.

Frequently asked questions about beer dispensers

Do I have to clean the beer dispenser?

Rinse the line with clean water after the party. The lessor usually takes care of the thorough cleaning.

Do I get a CO2 bottle?

Many lessors offer the bottle as well. A 2-kilogram bottle is enough for several kegs.