The Krups Beertender Mini-Kegerator is the perfect mini-kegerator for your Heineken DraughtKeg. This Beertender maintains the perfect temperature and the unique internal carbonator technology ensures that beer remains fresh and tasty up to 30 days and ensures that your mini-kegerator always provides the right head of foam every time. This mini-kegerator is easy to set up and use, simply insert the keg into the Beertender, snap on the disposable draught tube, allow the DraughtKeg to cool. The electronic cooling system automatically chills the keg to the proper temperature. Dimensions and more details on mini Kegerator Beer Dispenser here.

If you've uncovered your outdoor barbecue grills, added new pillows to your deck furniture, and are sprucing up your outdoor living space, you may be considering a full size Kegerator Beer Dispenser that will look great on your patio or deck. The Danby Indoor-Outdoor Kegerator features stainless steel paneling, optional swivel casters, and a fan-cooled condenser, the Danby is both elegant and versatile and is the perfect choice if you want the flexibility to serve a frosty glass of beer indoors or outside on your porch or patio. This kegerator comes with all the beer parts you need to start dispensing your favorite draft brew. Front mount digital temperature controls with an LED display lets you control the temperature with precision. Also included are a black single faucet beer tower, drip tray and a chrome guard rail to prevent your beer glasses from sliding off the scratch-resistant top. It's easy to entertain party guests anywhere in or around your home with this Danby kegerator! Dimensions and more details here.

Are you tired of always having to go out to a bar or restaurant for a couple of cold beers when you really just want to take it easy and relax in your own living room? Have you ever thought about how much money you spend when drinking out in public? Buying draft beer by the keg not only costs much less but the quality and experience goes up as well. For example, a half barrel keg contains the same amount of beer as does 165 cans— try putting that many cans in your fridge or cooler for your next party! But space is not the only savings you get from a beer dispenser. Kegs are generally cleaned, refilled, and reused over and over again. While cans and bottles can be recycled and reused, this process is much more time and energy intensive than simply cleaning and refilling a keg. Did you know that the aluminum alone in the 165 cans weighs 5 pounds?!

Keep in mind that beer must remain between 38-40 degrees Fahrenheit for two reasons: for proper pouring and to maintain the freshness of the beer, as it is not pasteurized. The most common size of Kegerator Beer Dispenser is designed to hold a pony keg. Some are larger and some are smaller, depending on your needs and the space you have at home. Having a kegerator at home is a simple way to enjoy great beer without going anywhere, especially if you invite a few friends over. A beer dispenser is the best way to enjoy your favorite draft beer just like you do at a tavern or restaurant, but much less expensively!

As you may well know, draft beer is almost always stored in a "keg."  But what you may not know is that there are six major types of kegs in use: Half Barrel, Quarter Barrel, Slim Quarter Barrel, Sixth Barrel, Cornelius Keg and a Mini Keg.The three most common types of kegs are:

• Half Barrel Keg: The largest size, this is what most people think of when they think of a keg. They are typically 23"tall and about 16"in diameter. They weigh about 160 lbs full so you'll need two people to carry one. They hold about 15 ½ gallons or about 165 twelve ounce glasses of beer.
• Quarter Barrel Keg: More commonly known as a “Pony"keg. As those of you good at fractions have already guessed, these are about half the size of a Half Barrel: about 12" to 13" tall and still around 16-17"wide and weigh about 87 lbs full, so again you may need assistance. They hold about 7 ¾'s gallons or 82 twelve ounce glasses of beer.
• Mini Keg: You've probably noticed these showing up more and more in your grocery store's beer aisle. The most common you'll find is Heineken, but other brands are available. They're quite portable at almost 10"tall and 6 ¾"in diameter, weighing in at a mere 13 lbs. They hold about 1 1/3 gallons or 13 twelve ounce glasses of beer.

Like bottled or canned beer, beer in kegs gets foamy if you shake it. It's best to let the keg sit for an hour or so before you tap it. Unlike bottled or canned beer, most draft beer is not pasteurized. Choose the best size Kegerator Beer Dispenser here.

When you buy a kegerator you not only store large amounts of cool draft beer conveniently but also save over 50% as compared to buying the same volume of beer in bottles or cans. Drinking beer from the beer dispenser keg saves $40 or more per half barrel kegerator. At that rate, your kegerator pays for itself after the 10th keg! Take a look at the numbers:

A standard 1/2 gallon keg of Budweiser costs $94 or less. It contains 15.5 gallons of beer (1984 ounces). A suitcase of Budweiser contains 24 12- ounce cans and costs about $20. To get the same volume of beer from Budweiser suticases as from a keg, you would need to purchase about 7 suitcases for about $140. As you can plainly see by doing the math, the keg beer dispenser saves you over $40 per keg!

You want to lose weight, but don’t want to give up beer. And you think you cannot lose weight unless you do give up beer. Well, you’re wrong! You CAN lose weight and drink beer at the same time. Consider these facts, enjoy another cold one, and read on...

• Beer bellies are not caused by beer!
• Eating is more important than not eating to lose weight.
• The body's fat cells don’t multiply, they just ‘fill up.’
• Only fat can be stored as fat. Carbohydrates cannot be converted and stored as fat. (Well, strictly speaking, it is believed that less than 5% of EXCESS carbohydrates can, but let’s not get bogged down in tiny details).
• Fatty foods can be more addictive than alcohol and nicotine.
• Muscle cannot change into fat and fat cannot change into muscle.
• You can speed up and slow down your fat-burning capacity.
• Fat can only be reduced by being burnt (or through liposuction!) and not by dieting. Starvation directly causes fat-storage.
• The greatest key to losing your gut is knowledge, followed by a sprinkling of willpower.

If you'd like to learn how a beer lover actually lost weight and maintained a healthy weight withOUT giving up beer, read more here.