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Hosting like a pro: the essentials

Want to serve the perfect beer to your guests — stress-free?

This section was made for you. Whether you’re wondering where to get craft beer kegs, how to store them, what to do if something breaks, or simply how to tap your first keg — we’ve got you covered. You’ll also find info on CO₂ supply, keg shelf life, compatibility with local brews, system cleaning, and even home delivery options.

 

In short, everything you need to keep your MALTO setup running smoothly and every pour a success.

 

Ready to become the ultimate host? We’ll guide you every step of the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can get beer kegs from many local microbreweries or specialized distributors. Some even offer delivery or pickup directly at the brewery.

CO₂ gas is available from specialized suppliers (e.g., Idéal Fût et Gaz, Marchand de Bière, etc.) or from certain stores that sell homebrewing equipment.

Once tapped, a keg that’s properly kept with CO₂ will stay fresh for about 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the type of beer. If unopened, it can last several months (just check the best-before date provided by the brewery).

A 30 L keg is equivalent to about 85 cans of 355 ml, or roughly 50 pints (20 oz glasses) — or around 120 servings of 250 ml.

Yes — even better! Draft beer is fresh and untouched by light or oxidation. The CO₂ system also ensures optimal pouring with a smooth, quality head.

Yes. Many microbreweries offer home delivery of kegs. You can also buy and refill your own returnable keg.

Absolutely. Most microbreweries offer their beers in kegs (20 L, 30 L, or 50 L). Just make sure to check the coupler type — Sankey D is the most common.

MALTO can take care of line cleaning for you — just give us a call. Otherwise, a cleaning kit (hot water + sanitizing solution) is perfect for proper maintenance between uses.

No worries. Our field team is here to help. We can quickly repair or replace any parts — just get in touch with us.

MALTO fridges plug into a standard 120-volt wall outlet — no special setup required.

Just plug it in, set the temperature… and pour your first beer. It’s that simple.

Here’s all it takes:

  • Place the keg in the fridge.

  • Attach the coupler to the top of the keg.

  • Connect the beer line to the tap and the gas line to the CO₂ regulator.

You can also follow our installation guide or request our at-home setup service.

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