Friday 12 February 2016

Draft Beer Equipments, Tap Beer Regulators Are Most Crucial!


The winter is at the fag end, very soon we will be facing the dreaded summer of USA and find solace in tap beer. Why not brew your own beer and party with family/friends when you feel like? Brewing beer is not as complicated as it sound, especially if you have the right equipment. A brief about the beer brewing set to quench your thirst!


Tap handle : It is also called as the faucet handle, the lever when pulled forward pours the beer is screwed into the draft beer faucet.


Draft beer faucet : it is the tap from which the beer is dispensed. There are different qualities of draft beer faucets available with different features.


Shank : This part connects the beer line to the faucet. It is usually a chrome plated brass tube.


Beer line:  A piece of food grade plastic tubing, which connects the rear end of the shank to the keg coupler.


Keg coupler:  The keg coupler is attached to the flange atop the keg to let the gas in.


Air line: Is a food grade tubing that connects the regulator to the coupler for air flow that helps in dispensing the beer.


Regulator: The regulator connects the beer dispenser parts to the CO2 or nitrogen tank, which ensures that the brew is dispensed at the correct pressure and lets you know how much gas is remaining in the tank for dispensing efficiency. 

Why the regulator is crucial for beer brewing?


The amount of gas dispensed into the beer determines the taste and stability of the draught beer. Different beers require different gases to be blended to develop the flavor for that beer. A nitrogen beer like Guinness will have a lesser percentage of carbon dioxide and more of nitrogen. Different pressures are required to dispense the different kinds of beers. A higher pressure is required for stout beer to acquire a creamy, cascading froth. The right blend of CO1 and nitrogen applied at the correct pressure will give a high quality beer that tastes great.


Types of tap beer regulators:

  • E-3741BR - Primary Co2 Beer Regulator for Home Dispense
  • E-742HPN - Nitrogen Beer Regulators
  • E-T741 - Commercial Grade Single Gauge Co2 Draft Beer Kegerator Regulator
  • E-T742 - Beer Keg CO2 Regulators



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