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What the Heck is an FOB?

by Hops Brewster | Apr 27, 2018 | Equipment, Videos | 0 Comments

Came across this really good explanation of why you need to be using an FOB, or "Foam on Beer" unit. To be straight and to the point, besides improving your quality of product, you might also call these devices your "profit maximizers." Too much foam in the glass...

Troubleshooting Draft Beer Issues

by Hops Brewster | Apr 24, 2018 | How To | 0 Comments

Although there are a number of issues that can arise in a remote draft beer system, the majority of them are fixed by knowing how to address the most common issues. Almost all issues are the result of three issues: wrong temperature The keg should be stored...

Temperature, Temperature, Temperature…

by Amber Stein | Apr 23, 2018 | How To, Refrigeration | 0 Comments

Introduction One of the essential elements for the proper operation of any draft beer dispensing system is a consistent temperature. Purpose The purpose of this document is to explain the relationship between draft beer and temperature. To present the cause and effect...

The Quest for the Perfect Pour

by Hops Brewster | Apr 23, 2018 | How To | 0 Comments

A Clean Glass is the Start of the Perfect Pour Perfecting the perfect pour is an essential part of being a great bartender. Whether you are serving beer in a bar or from the comfort of your own home, learning the techniques for the perfect pour will ensure you are...

Glycol Long-Draw 101

by Hops Brewster | Apr 23, 2018 | Refrigeration | 0 Comments

A Glycol-Cooled beer dispensing system by DraftPro Systmems, capable of delivering draft beer long distances (up to 500’), are gaining in popularity. The systems are reliable, serve a great tasting beer, and are reducing the cost, headaches and waste usually...

The Science of Bubbles in a Beer Glass

by Hops Brewster | Apr 23, 2018 | How To, Refrigeration | 0 Comments

The next time you’re served a cold draft beer, and before taking the first sip, study the glass and observe the bubbles. The bubbles in a glass of beer will reveal many interesting things. Bubbles show attributes of the beer style being poured. The cleanliness of the...

The Five “C”s of Remote Draft Systems

by Amber Stein | Apr 23, 2018 | Draft Beer Systems | 0 Comments

An inexpensive solution for increasing draft beer profits – use this information to evaluate the operations of your draft beer dispensing system. A long draw remote draft beer system should meet or exceed the requirements described below. If the systems fails to meet...

The True ROI of Line Cleaning

by Hops Brewster | Apr 23, 2018 | Draft Beer Systems | 0 Comments

One of the biggest returns for bar operators today is the money invested in line cleaning. Line cleaning is critical to serving a great glass of draft beer, and the cost associated with cleaning should be viewed as an investment with a high return. All draft beer...

Nitrogen Generators for Draft Beer Systems

by Amber Stein | Apr 23, 2018 | Draft Beer Systems, Equipment, Stouts | 0 Comments

Bars and restaurants that are fed up with moving high-pressure cylinders around and their cost may have an alternative. Nitrogen generators are a safe, economical source for not only ultra pure nitrogen, they can also maintain your keg quality by providing the...

The Advantages of Nitrogen Generators

by Amber Stein | Apr 23, 2018 | Draft Beer Systems, Equipment, Stouts | 0 Comments

Nitrogen generators offer bars and restaurants a reliable, safe, convenient, highly pure and economical source of nitrogen gas. The nitrogen can be used to dispense wine and when blended with CO2, for dispensing draft beer. Cylinder gas sources can be cumbersome,...

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