How many beers are in a standard keg?
A standard keg is a 15.5 U.S. gallon barrel; there is about 165 beers in a standard keg. Tell your friends to ChaCha!!
Answered by Julissa C. -
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A keg of beer is the equivalent of a half-barrel. It holds 15.5 gallons of beer. That equates to about seven cases of beer. ChaCha
Answered by Cathy T. -
In a keg, there are 6.8 cases of beer, 165- 12 ounce beers, and 124 pint servings. A keg really means a half barrel! ChaCha!
Answered by Stacee S. -
12 oz. Case Equivalent = 6.8 Cases 12 oz./can or bottle Servings= 165 16 oz./pint servings= 124. Thanks!
Answered by Laura H. -
A standard US 1/6 keg holds 5.16 gallons of beer or 2 ½ case of beer (60 beers). ChaCha again soon!
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