Pacific Beer Equipment: Beer Keg Installation Company
You are working at your bar on a typically busy night. You have served a constant stream of the popular beers of your business, but you know that one or two brands are more likely to attract the tap than the others. Do not worry. You just inspected the keg . All kegs are full and heavy - you will not changing kegs until the crowd begins to reduce. At least that's what you think ... Then the crowd begins to expand and the action increases again. Everyone in your service team follows orders and tries to keep up with the steady demands. Good for business? Totally. But what happens in your beer cellar? You take what looks like your fortieth request for two guests of your most popular beer. The second pour is halfway through the glass when... PSHHHHHHT! That's where the foam goes. Kicked! It is disappointing for your customers when you return with just one beer and say, "Sorry, sir, our beer barrel has been kicked in. I have to go down and turn it over." He is th