How do you price draft beer?

Calculating Percentage Cost on Draft Beer

• Divide the cost per keg by the number of beers to determine the cost per beer. For example, $100 keg/137 beers = 73 cents per beer.
• Divide the cost per beer by the sale price per beer. For example, $0.73/$4.00 = 0.18 or 18\% cost.

What do bars pay for beer?

In general, the industry standard is that the cost of the drink for the establishment should be between 20\% and 30\% of the price it charges a customer. That means if Buffalo Wild Wings ( BWLD ) pays $1 for a single, 12-ounce serving of beer, then it should charge patrons between $3.33 and $5 for that drink.

Why is draft beer more expensive?

Draft beer has more overhead costs than bottled beer, from equipment and maintenance to spillage and spoilage, it requires more upkeep which means it costs more.

How much does a log of beer cost?

A standard keg contains 15.5 gallons, or 1,984 ounces. A case of Budweiser contains twenty-four 12oz….Why Buy a Kegerator?

	Michelob Ultra:
Average Cost of Half Barrel Keg	$107.00
Average Cost of Case	24.20
No. Cases Needed by Volume to Equal Keg	6.88
Savings Per Keg ($USD)	$59.49

Does Draught beer taste better?

Freshness is the biggest reason why one would prefer draft beer over bottled or canned. Freshness has a significant effect on the flavor, which is why beer poured from a keg is expected to be fresher (and tastier) compared to a bottled beer. Pressure is what keeps the beer carbonated and fresh from the keg to glass.

What is the average cost of a keg of beer?

Consider that the average cost for a standard half barrel keg of Budweiser is approximately $100. A standard keg contains 15.5 gallons, or 1,984 ounces….Why Buy a Kegerator?

	Budweiser:
Average Cost of Half Barrel Keg	$103.75
Average Cost of Case	$23.50
No. Cases Needed by Volume to Equal Keg	6.88

How do you price a beer bottle?

To price bottled or canned beer for your bar, start by determining using your desired pour cost. You will first take the wholesale purchase price, divide the number of bottles included, and then divide that amount by your desired pour cost. Pour cost is often about 25\% in the case of bottled beer.