Everything you need to know about our kegs!

Keg Deposits

$30.00 upon purchase of keg.

Refunded when keg is returned.

Deposit not charged with  Port Farms, hall, pavilion, truck, or trailer rental.

Restocking Fees

$20.00 when a keg is returned full.

1-Tap CO2 System Rental

$20.00/day

Non-refundable.

Ice Included.

2-Tap CO2 System Rental

$30.00/day

Non-refundable.

Ice Included.

Picnic Tap/Ice Tub Rental

$45.00/day

Refunded at time of return.

Ice and Tub Included.

Information Regarding Keg Capacity

(All information comes from www.kegworks.com <--Click this link for more information.)

Sixth-Barrel Keg

Alternate Names: Sixtel, 1/6 Barrel, 1/6 BBL

A standard Sixth Barrel Keg ( Barrel) is very similar in size, shape, and capacity to a Cornelius Keg, but just a little bit bigger (5.16 gallon capacity vs. 5.0 in a Corny Keg). The main difference is that this style doesn’t utilize a ball or pin-lock connection system, but a traditional keg valve that requires a keg coupler for dispensing.

Barrels (or sixtels, as they’re often called) have become increasingly popular because many craft brewers offer their small-batch experiments only in kegs of this size. Furthermore, many beer-minded restaurateurs that want to offer their customers a wide variety will opt for Sixth Barrel Kegs because they take up less space than their bigger brothers.  

If you opt for a dual-tap kegerator in your home, you’ll likely end up having many different brews offered in Sixth Barrel Kegs because you can fit two of these in one standard kegerator cabinet.

Pints of beer per keg: Approx. 41

Cans / Bottles (12oz) per keg: Approx. 55

Capacity: 5.16 gallons / 20 liters / 661 ounces

Dimensions: 23” x 9¼”

Quarter Barrel Keg

Alternate Names: Pony Keg, Stubby Quarter, 1/4 BBL

The Quarter Barrel Keg (AKA Pony Keg or Stubby Quarter) looks like the standard beer keg you’re used to from keg parties but much shorter (hence the “stubby” description). It’s 7.75 gallons and perfect for small parties.

Pints of beer per keg: Approx. 62

Cans / Bottles (12oz) per keg: Approx. 82

Capacity: 7.75 gallons / 30 liters / 992 ounces

Dimensions: 13” x 16”

Half Barrel Keg

Alternate Names: Full Size Keg, Full Keg, 1/2 BBL

The grandaddy of them all, the 15.5 gallon Half Barrel Keg is probably what you picture when you think of a beer keg. This is the vessel that’s been used to distribute macro brews for generations, and if you’re reading this, it’s likely that you’ve served yourself a red Solo cup or two from one of these beauties.

Of course, this is also the keg that most bars and restaurants use, and it will also fit any standard-sized kegerator. If you’re interested in trying new brews, you’ll probably want to stick with the smaller sizes.

Pints of beer per keg: Approx. 124

Cans / Bottles (12oz) per keg: Approx. 165

Capacity: 15.5 gallons / 58.7 liters / 1,984 ounces

Dimensions: 23” x 16”

(Source of Keg information www.kegworks.com <--Click the link for more)