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Planning a wedding is an exciting and stressful time, and one of the things you'll need to consider is the amount of beer you'll need for your guests. Here are some answers to common questions about beer and kegs for weddings.

How many kegs do I need for a wedding of 150?

The amount of beer you'll need for your wedding will depend on factors such as the length of the reception, the time of day, and the preferences of your guests. As a general rule of thumb, you can estimate that you'll need about half a keg for every 25 guests. So for a wedding of 150 guests, you'll need about six kegs.

How much beer do I need for 100 guests?

For 100 guests, you'll need about four kegs of beer. Again, this is just an estimate, and you may need more or less depending on your guests' drinking habits.

How much does 1 keg hold?

A standard keg i the UK is 50L which holds about 88 pints. However real ale in cask holds around 72 pints. Many craft beers come in 30L kegs which old around 52 pints.

How many pints is a party keg?

A party keg is typically 5L. These are non commercial kegs and differ in product compared to a commercial draught system.

Is it cheaper to drink from a keg?

Drinking from a keg can be cheaper than buying individual cans or bottles of beer, especially if you're hosting a large party. However, you'll need to factor in the cost of renting the tap and other equipment needed to serve the beer.

How long to tap a keg before a party?

It's a good idea to tap a keg at least a couple of hours before the party to allow the beer to settle and the carbonation to distribute evenly. If possible, it's best to tap the keg the night before the party and let it sit overnight.

In conclusion, estimating the amount of beer you'll need for your wedding or party can be challenging, but by using these guidelines, you can make sure you have enough to keep your guests happy. Just remember to plan ahead, refrigerate your kegs, and enjoy responsibly!

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