As a brewer, you want to make sure your customers get the optimum experience when they order your beer in a bar.
Tank beer systems are increasingly popular across all types of venues, from local pubs to high-volume locations like stadiums and concert halls. In large-scale venues, where demand can surge dramatically, tank beer offers a reliable and efficient solution that ensures beer quality and operational efficiency.
Managing Beer Supply During Peak Events
Large venues face significant challenges in meeting peak beer demand. Consumption spikes just before a match or concert, during breaks, and, where permitted, after the event ends.
Relying solely on kegs during these moments creates logistical hurdles. Staff must maintain a sufficient stock of cooled kegs and swap them quickly to avoid delays. Failure to do so can result in supply shortages or inconsistencies in beer quality, affecting the overall guest experience.
Why Tank Beer Systems Work for High-Demand Venues
A tank beer system is designed to handle these challenges efficiently. One 10-hectoliter tank can hold the equivalent of up to 50 kegs, providing a continuous flow of chilled beer without frequent keg changes. Tanks can be cooled through a cold room or integrated cooling coils, maintaining optimal beer temperature and quality.
High-capacity tank systems allow venues to serve large crowds with minimal disruption. Multiple tanks can be connected simultaneously, with pressure regulators and beer divider pipes ensuring that only one tank is used at a time. Different pressure levels can be applied per tank, allowing sequential emptying. This approach avoids leaving several half-empty tanks, ensuring operational efficiency even during exceptional demand.
By implementing a tank beer system, stadiums and concert halls can reduce downtime, streamline operations, and deliver a consistently high-quality beer experience to guests.
Tailored Solutions for Every Venue
There is no one-size-fits-all solution for stadiums or concert halls. At Duotank, we provide customized tank beer systems based on each venue’s unique requirements. Together with the venue and/or brewery, we assess factors such as the number of bars, total volume needs, and logistical considerations for tank beer deliveries.
Depending on infrastructure and preferences, solutions may include cold rooms, insulated tanks, or combinations of both. Beyond installation, Duotank offers training and ongoing support to ensure smooth operation and maximum efficiency.
Implementing a tank beer system in a stadium or concert hall allows operators to serve more beer, faster, and at consistently high quality, making every event a better experience for guests.
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