Event, catering & mobile bars

Event Bar Equipment: Cocktails, Beer & Coffee On Tap, No Power Needed

Mobile bars, caterers, wedding venues and event crews use iKegger to pre-batch drinks and pour fast, consistent serves from a bench, a trestle or a cooler — no power, no plumbing and no glass bottles.

  • No power or plumbing
  • Batch ahead, pour fast
  • Refillable stainless
  • Trade enquiries welcome

Built for service

Mini Kegerator Kit 2.0 | 10L Kegs For Your Bar Fridge
From $549

Two 10L kegs, two drinks: about 160 cocktails per fill from one bar fridge or tub of ice.

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Cocktail Keg Bundle - With Gas & Accessories
From $269

The cocktail-station starter: batch espresso martinis or spritzes before doors open.

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Cold Brew Coffee Maker & Nitro Coffee Keg Package
From $499

Coffee carts and breakfast events: brew up to 9L of cold brew and serve it nitro on tap.

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Event and catering drinks equipment

Why event crews use kegs

Batch before, pour during

Serve a cocktail in seconds instead of minutes — shorter lines, more sales.

Every serve the same

Pre-batched drinks mean consistent quality whoever’s behind the bar.

No power, no plumbing

Pours under gas pressure from any bench, trestle or cooler.

Less waste

Refillable stainless kegs instead of bottles, cans and bag-in-box.

Buying guide

Where iKegger fits in your service

  • Espresso martini and cocktail bars: batch in the kitchen, pour nitro-topped martinis at the bar in seconds.
  • Coffee carts and breakfast events: nitro cold brew on tap, no espresso machine or power required.
  • Wedding venues and planners: a self-serve cocktail station or welcome drink that runs itself.
  • Corporate events and launches: branded kegs on the bar — see corporate gifts for logo printing.
  • Food trucks and markets: house-made sodas and kombucha on tap.

How many serves?

A 10L keg pours about 30 beers or 80 cocktails. Two 10L kegs fit a standard bar fridge, and a refillable gas cylinder (via the adapter) keeps a busy bar pouring all night.

Licensing

Kegs don’t change your obligations: if you’re serving alcohol, your liquor licence and RSA rules still apply.

Questions

Frequently asked

How many serves does a keg hold?

A 10L keg pours about 30 beers or 80 cocktails; a 5L about 15 beers.

Do you offer trade or wholesale pricing?

Yes — send a trade enquiry with what you need and roughly how many, and we’ll come back to you.

Do we need power at the event?

No. Kegs pour under gas pressure, so there’s nothing to plug in.

How do we clean kegs between events?

Rinse, then clean with our sodium percarbonate keg cleaner and no-rinse sanitiser. Spare seals and parts are stocked locally.

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Trade & event enquiries

Running drinks for events?

Tell us about your service and we’ll suggest a setup and trade pricing.

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