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DRAUGHT BEER CHECKLIST

Draught Beer Checklist Here is a checklist to help avoid some of the common problems to keep your draught beer tasting it's best and your customers coming back.

FOAMY BEER:

Check:
  • that beer faucet is being opened completely
  • the correct method of pouring beer is necessary to minimize foaming and waste (see Dispensing)
  • that beer faucet is clean, obstructions can agitate the flow of beer (see Line Cleaning).
  • that the flow rate is approximately 5 seconds for a 10 oz glass
  • if beer is poured too slowly or too quickly, adjust pressure as required to see if problem is corrected (see Pressure).
  • that the product has not exceeded the recommended shelf life.
  • that you are following proper tapping procedures (see Tapping).
  • that you use the recommended pressure source for dispensing your style and type of draught beer (air pressure, CO2 or special blended gasses) (see Pressure).
  • that you have your beer lines cleaned on a regular scheduled basis.
CLOUDY BEER:

Check:
  • that the product has not exceeded the recommended shelf life.
  • that you use the recommended pressure source for dispensing your style and type of draught beer (air pressure, CO2 or special blended gasses), and that the air compressor has a source of clean “grease free” air.
  • that the level and brand of detergent used to clean beer glasses is correct (see The Beer Clean Glass).
  • that the temperature of your cooler and the temperature of beer at the dispensing faucet is correct. The ideal temperature is 34 to 38°F (1 to 3°C) (see Temperature).
  • that you have your beer lines cleaned on a regular scheduled basis.
FLAT BEER:

Check:
  • that your glassware is beer clean (see The Beer Clean Glass).
  • that the temperature of your cooler and the temperature of beer at dispensing faucet is correct. The ideal temperature is 34 to 38°F (1 to 3°C) (see Temperature).
  • that the flow rate is approximately 5 seconds for a 10 oz glass.
  • if beer is pouring too slowly or too quickly, adjust pressure as required to see if the problem is corrected (see Pressure).
  • that the product has not exceeded the recommended shelf life.
  • that you are following proper tapping procedures (see Tapping).
  • that you use the recommended pressure source for dispensing your style and type of draught beer (air pressure, CO2 or special blended gasses), and that the air compressor has a source of clean “grease free” air.
  • that you have your beer lines cleaned on a regular scheduled basis.
OFF TASTE BEER:

Check:
  • that the product has not exceeded the recommended shelf life.
  • that you use the recommended pressure source for dispensing your style and type of draught beer (air pressure, CO2 or special blended gasses), and that the air compressor has a source of clean “grease free” air.
  • that the temperature of your cooler and the temperature of beer at dispensing faucet is correct. The ideal temperature is 34 to 38°F (1 to 3°C) (see Temperature).
  • that the level and brand of detergent used to clean beer glasses is correct (see The Beer Clean Glass).
  • that you have your beer lines cleaned on a regular scheduled basis.

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