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Heineken Original Lager Beer, 5 Liter Keg.

Are Heineken mini kegs worth the money ? Absolutely not. It’s not that much beer, it’s not a super practical storage method, and it’s full of Heineken. As u/conchobair stated, it’s good for a novelty, but nothing more.

Keep the beer flowing by refilling your Heineken mini keg. The popular 5L Heineken mini keg is most often thrown away after one use – the common belief is that the mini keg cannot be reused. Home brewers, however, can take advantage of this mini keg to create a convenient kegerator for prepared home brew.

The mini-kegs have a shelf life of 5 weeks, but once they are opened, it is best to drink the beer within 3 days. Place the keg on the edge of a stable, flat surface.

The mini-cask will last about 7 days unopened and 3 days once opened….

1. Use a tea spoon to lever out the red tab.
2. Now push the red inner part down into the cask.
3. Lever up the rubber bung and remove.
4. Part fill the cask with water to rinse.
5. Turn vertically upside down to drain – the red inner part will wash out with the water.

Mini-kegs are filled with filtered, carbonated beer with no live yeast – this means that beer is fizzier and doesn’t require as much time to settle, but also means it doesn’t keep as long once opened – think of it as a bit like a big bottle of fizzy juice – if it’s a bit shaken up, best to give it a little while before …

Our recommendation is to finish the mini-keg within 24-48 hours. You can probably store it longer, especially if refrigerated with the top vent closed between pours, but our concern is that the carbonation will start to suffer.

Keg beer will remain fresh if dispensing with CO2, while maintaining the proper temperature and pressure: For non-pasteurized draft beer about 45-60 days. For pasteurized draft beer about 90-120 days. For quality assurance, most breweries now print a freshness date on the cap or side of each keg.

Why Storage Temperature Matters The recommended temperature to store your keg is 38°F. If the temperature rises above this, your beer may become foamier as the warmer temperature liberates carbon dioxide too quickly. Not only does this cause excessive foam, but also leads to stale beer.

Keg Beer Cost Less than Bottles The average keg of beer costs $85 and serves 165 glasses of beers, while the average 6-pack costs $6.50. You would have to spend $178 to equal the amount of beer from a keg.

Let your keg sit on ice ideally for about 3-4 hours if your keg has not been previously refrigerated. If your keg has been moved around, make sure that it settles out for at least an hour before tapping to avoid foam.

The most common causes are: Incorrect Temperature – If the beer is too warm or too cold, it will be more easily disturbed and pour as foam. Make sure the glass is near the bottom of the keg (but not touching it) since that is where the beer is coming from.

Tip: Cool down the tap too. The amount of carbonation the beer holds goes down as temperature increases, so letting cold beer hit a warm tube will guarantee an avalanche of foam. Fortunately, the solution is pretty easy: Just leave the tap on ice with the keg an hour or so before you decide to tap.

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