Featured Golf Dispenser
Benefits:
- Easy to use and maintain
- Fully portable with multiple applications
- Consistency of cocktail
- Increased speed of service
- Consistent profit
- Minimal touch points
- Dispense with CO2 or Nitrogen with the same dispenser
- 3 Velcro Interchangeable branded keg wraps: Tres Agaves Organic Margaritas, Hanson Vodka Transfusions, Amador Whiskey Classic Manhattans
- Mountable to your beverage cart
QuikTap® Cocktail on Draft Golf Kit – Trinchero Family Estates
Features:
- Quality 304 stainless steel keg
- 304 stainless steel self closing faucet
- Premium brass regulator (0-30psi)
- Compatible with both CO2 and Nitrogen gas single use cylinders
- Fully Portable
- Modular – adapt your dispenser to your needs
- Pressure relief valve on lid
- Complete kit with everything you need to get started
- Optional branding with your logo
Additional Golf Dispensers & Accessories
You can find what you need by clicking on this LINK and choosing your product from the images. We would also suggest taking a look at our How-To Videos.
Answer: Use a wrench to tighten in a clockwise direction.
The 74g CO2 cylinder is used to push the cocktail out from the keg. Depending on many variables including ambient temperature, pouring PSI, or head space in the keg to name a few, each 74g cylinder on average will dispense qty 2, 2.25 gallon batches. The CO2 also acts as a natural preservative as well as, helping shelf life of natural ingredients.
There are a few different options for this. Many will pre-batch the cocktails and put them in the refrigerator or cooler. In the very warm environments, we’ve seen users use a tub with ice and place the dispenser in them. Best practice is to serve the cocktails over ice.
On average, 4-6 PSI is normal for non-carbonated beverages. The CO2 is simply used to push out the beverage. If you’re pouring a carbonated beverage such as a Moscow mule, you’ll want to keep the PSI higher (15-20 PSI) and take advantage of the Perlick Flow control faucet to reduce pouring speed.
Absolutely. To avoid any clogging or restricted pouring, it is recommended to fine strain all ingredients before they go into the keg. It is also recommended to avoid any overly thick mixes, such as pre-bottled bloody mary mix.
On the keg you’ll see an IN post (male fitting) and OUT post (male fitting). Black = booze. Booze goes OUT. Gray = gas. Gas goes in. Be sure to pull up on the collar on the disconnects (female fitting) and push down until you hear the distinct CLICK of the poppet and disconnect engaging properly. Make sure to keep the o-rings on the keg posts lubricated with food-grade lubricant!
We recommend batching at (2) gallons or as close to 256 ounces as possible. Over filling of the keg will result in the beverage back-flowing into the regulator causing the dispenser not to work. If this happens, turn the regulator to the off positions, release all pressure in the keg by pulling up the pressure relief valve on the lid, removing the lid, and emptying out enough liquid so the gas dip tube is no longer submersed.
The QuikTap® Cocktail On Tap Golf Kit utilizes an internal check valve on the regulator assembly. This is utilized to help avoid backflow into the regulator if the keg is mounted on a beverage golf cart. The golf kit also comes standard with a stainless steel self closing faucet to prevent any accidental or unwanted pouring.
Each keg is pressure tested before it is sent out. Here’s a few things to check and resolve the issue:
#1 Is the PRV (pressure relief valve) stuck open or loose? The PRV is located in the middle-top of the lid and has a small ring on it. If gas is leaking from the PRV, you will be able to feel or hear the gas exiting the keg. Be sure it is fully seated by pulling up on it and watch it properly set in the down position. Turn the ring clockwise to tighten the valve. The PRV will also activate if the pressure inside the keg is too high.
#2 Is the lid aligned properly? Release the lid and make sure all sides are evenly touching before locking. A leak can occur if the lid is not attached correctly.
#3 Is the black rubber o-ring on the lid? Each lid comes with this o-ring. Without this ring, there will not be an airtight seal. At times (especially during long periods of storage), the lid o-ring can stick to the inside top of the keg.
#4 Using food safe lubricant, lubricate the o-ring generously.
If you still have questions, please contact us directly at 855-784-5827. Cheers!
There are a couple of reasons that this can happen and there is a simple solution!
- Check to make sure you are putting the the disconnects on the proper “posts” on the keg. The post marked “in” is for the regulator assembly (grey=gas) and the post marked “out” is for the faucet assembly (black=booze and booze comes out)
- Make sure you are pulling up on the collar of the disconnect when attaching to the keg!
- There is a black o-ring on both of the keg posts. Sometimes these will dry out over time and need some lubrication. Simply apply a small amount of food safe lubricant with your finger around the o-ring and this should solve your problem.
- Make sure the post o-ring isn’t damaged. If it is, simply replace it.
Batch mixing cocktails in larger format offers many benefits for higher volume accounts such as: increased speed of service, consistency of cocktail and reduced labor. Also a game changer for larger events such as weddings and private parties.
The capacity of the QuikTap® Tabletop Dispenser is 2.5 gallons, however, it is recommended and best practice to formulate your cocktails to no more than 288 ounces.
Example: 288 liquid ounces will make 48/6oz cocktails. Six ounces of liquid will fill a 14oz glass filled with ice.
The single use gas cylinders (74gr CO2 and 18gr Nitrogen) offer the most portability with the QuikTap Tabletop Dispenser. Our bulk gas option offers a less expensive gas dispense cost and is ideal for long term placement on the bar or for larger pouring events where space is not limited. The best part is our QuikTap lineup of dispensers are modular and can be adapted for both single use gas cylinders and bulk gas.
Go to www.quiktap.com/gas and order directly from our website!
This means that you can choose to have your 2.5 gallon stainless steel keg wrapped with a high quality vinyl wrap, made custom with your graphics/logo. When you purchase this option, we will email you the instructions and process to make this happen! Customization on average takes approximately 3-4 weeks to ship from the time of approved artwork.
Yes! While there are several different brands and setups of beverage carts (and golf carts in general), and there is no “one seize fits all” solution, QuikTap® offers two primary mounting solutions that fit the vast majority of beverage carts:
For more information about mounting options, please watch our video tutorial:
