Beer

Nothing’s coming out when you open up your beer tap. Don’t panic! In many cases, this is due to a simple issue with the connections in your draft system. This article will give you some pointers on how to get the beer flowing again.

Does your kegerator’s pressure keep climbing past the spot where you set it? It could be a simple case of an over-carbonated keg or a clogged regulator. We’ve laid out some quick fixes that might be able to get your keg pressure back to where it needs to be.

A leaking beer faucet can be a minor nuisance or a major mess. No matter how bad it is, you want to put a stop to it right away. We’ll point you to the most common causes for leaks and tell you how to solve each one.

Ice building up in your kegerator might seem like a sign that it’s doing its job, but it’s actually keeping the machine from working right. Take a look at our guide for some simple instructions on defrosting your kegerator and getting it back to the top of its game.

Is your kegerator not dispensing beer properly? There’s probably an imbalance or a bad connection in the CO2 system. This article will explain how to get your taps back to peak performance.

It’s very frustrating when your kegerator stops chilling your beers. Chances are good that there’s a simple fix. Follow these instructions to get your beer dispenser cooling your brews as it should.

No more messing around with bottles and cans - you want to be able to pour a draft beer in the comfort of your home. That means you need a kegerator or a keezer. But which is better for you? This article gives a point-by-point comparison between kegerators and keezers to help you make that call.

The only liquid in your beer fridge should be sitting in the keg or filling your pint glass. So what can you do if your kegerator keeps filling with annoying puddles? We’ll tell you how to make 5 quick upgrades to your cooler that should get rid of condensation and dripping water.

Is your kegerator turning your delicious glasses of beer into big piles of foam? Our guide will help you troubleshoot this annoying problem. Click here to learn why your lagers keep turning into lather.