Beer Math
I remember Calculus II my freshman year of college, it was brutal, that kind of 'make you want to quit and go home' sort of bad. This isn't that type of math. This math involves drinking delicious fresh beer and saving money, two of my favorite things.
TrailKeg versus a Bar
Lets say the average beer at a bar or tap room is $6Â ($5 + $1 tip)Â Depending on the style, a beer will be 6-16 ounces, but lets keep it simple and go with 12 oz as an average.Â
A TrailKeg Gallon holds 10.6 12 oz servings of your favorite beer and costs about $30 to fill.  Lets do the math.Â
10 beers
At a bar/taproom:Â (10 X $6) =Â $60
From your TrailKeg:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â $30
Getting to enjoy that beer at it's best, anywhere you want, with anyone you want:Â =Â Â Priceless!
Now that's my kinda math!
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