Mr. Growler`s

Mr. Growler's
Keg Rental Agreement and Deposit Form
MUST BE 21 OR OLDER WITH VALID 10 TO RENT KEG OR KEG SUPPLIES
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Keg Identification
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Credit Card #
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Name (On Card)
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Location of Keg (Address)
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Telephone of Renter
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Kegs was/were sold to the above individual in the following sizes
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Keg 2.
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Keg3
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Deposits KEG(S)$45.00 X
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TAP(S) $45.00 X
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JOCKEYBOX(S) $300.
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Return Date
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IF KEG(S)AND/OR TAP(S) ARE NOT RETURNEDIN SEVEN (7) DAYS
FULL DEPOSIT WILL NOT BE REFUNDED
Signature of Purchaser
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Date
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All Keg Purchases get twenty pounds of
FREE ICE per keg rented
Taps
We also rent out taps for $10 for 7 days.
A tap rental without
Keg purchase requires a refundable $45 deposit.
Deposits
All keg rentals require a $45 (forty five dollar) deposit.
All Tap/Pumps rent for $10 for 7 days and requires a $45 (forty five
dollar) deposit that is fully refundable. This can either be done with
cash or credit card. After 7 days you will be charged $2 per day.
All Jockey Boxes and Kegerator rent for $50 for 7 days; $10 for each
additional
day. Jockey Box and Kegerator require a $350 refundable
Deposit.
Keg Sizes
Full Kegs are about 15.5 gallons or about 140 (16 ounce) cups.
Pony Kegs are about 7.75 gallons or about 70 (16 ounce) cups.
1/6th Barrel is about 5.16 gallons or about 50 (16 ounce) cups.
Other
We also sell 160z. Solo Keg cups and Bags of ice
MUST BE 21 OR OLDER TO RENT A KEG OR KEG SUPPLIES
The person picking up the keg must provide a photo 10 and sign a keg
information sheet required by the State of WA.
VALID FORMS OF 10 MUST BE CURRENT: State driver's license, a non-driver's
10 card, a military 10, or passport.
If you bring buddies with you they will be carded as well, so make sure everyone's got proper 10.
Whoever signs for the keg accepts all responsibility
for the keg and its related supplies;
if you
sign,
to have to chase away those pesky minors wanting' to do keg stands, so
make sure you're man or woman enough to defend the beer before you sign! We are carding YOU,
not the freaky guests at your backyard hootenanny, and the authorities will hold YOU responsible for
you're the one who's going
any naughty shenanigans which may ensue.
You are also responsible for any damage
to the keg, the tap, or anything else you rent from Mr.
Growlers, so treat them with care and respect.
FAQ: If your answer isn't here, give us a call or email and we'll do our best to help.
Q. Who can rent a keg?
A. Anyone can rent a keg from us! Provided, of course, that they are 21 years of age or older. With a valid 10.
Q. What kinds of kegs do you have?
"A 1/6 keg, or "log", is the smallest size we have available. It holds approximately
5 gallons of beer. That breaks
down to about 55 servings in 120z cups, or 41 servings in 160z cups.
"A J4keg, or "pony" keg, is the next size up. It holds approximately
7 Y2 gallons, or just over three cases worth of
beer. That breaks down to about 82 servings in 120z cups, or 62 servings in 160z cups.
"A Y2 kegs, or "full" keg, is the largest size available. It holds approximately
15 gallons, or just under 7 cases
worth of beer. That breaks down to about 165 servings in 120z cups, or 124 servings in 160z cups.
Q. How much beer do I need?
A. For party-planning
purposes, you can anticipate that each adult will have 1 to 2 drinks every 45 minutes.
Q. How far in advance can I request a keg?
We get deliveries twice a week. We have a few standard beers in stock so you can get it same day. If you want
a favorite or special brew call us either Monday or Thursday by noon at the latest. As long as you're keg isn't a
hard-to-find
item, we could have it the next day.
Q. What are the costs?
''The purchase price of the beer. This is different for just about every kind of beer, so check with one of our
staff members. We accept cash, credit or debit cards as payment for the purchase price. This is a non-refundable
amount. We do not issue refunds for unused beer.
"The keg deposit. Currently, we charge a $45.00 deposit for each keg you rent. We prefer to hold cash for the
deposit, but you can also use a credit card. If you bring back your keg on time and undamaged, we return your
full deposit. You show up late, you might not get the whole amount back. If you hurt the keg, you're definitely
going to have to kiss that deposit bye-bye, so take care of it.
"The tap rental fee. $5.00 to rent a tap. This is a non-refundable
amount.
We add this to your keg purchase
price, and you can pay it via the same methods listed above.
"The tap deposit. Again, we only need this if you're renting a tap. The current rate is $50.00 per tap. This
amount is added to your keg deposit, and is treated exactly the same.
The Jockey Box rental fee. This is applied only if you are renting a Jockey Box. This is a non-refundable
fee of
$10.00
The "Jockev Box" deposit. Again, we only need this if you're renting Jockey Box from us. The current rate is
$300.00 per Box. This amount is added to your keg deposit, and is treated exactly the same.
As mentioned
above, we need a current, valid, government-issued
ID from the buyer, and from anyone
accompanying you.
Q. When do I have to return my keg?
Kegs MUST be returned 1 week and equipment
back within two weeks of the original pick-up date.
If you've never tapped a keg before, don't be embarrassed; just let us know, and we'll be happy to give you a
demonstration
and answer any questions you have while you're in the store. We don't have a 24-hour keg help
hotline, however, so if you experience any problems with your keg once you've left the store, we can't
guarantee that we'll be available to offer any assistance" Once you get the keg to your party location let it sit,
absolutely still, for at least an hour. Hey, you've shaken up a bottle of beer, right?
liAs the temperature
of your keg changes, the taste of your beer changes. The taste is also affected by how
much air it is exposed to, so try to avoid pumping the tap too much. A couple of pumps after you first tap it
should be enough to get that delectable brew flowing properly. Too much pumping creates too much foam.
Foamy beer is not great beer. Foamy heads are nice; foamy bodies are unsuitable for keg parties. Well, it's not
suitable in a beer; the suitability
of other kinds of foamy bodies are up to the party-giver.
((A tapped keg should be kept at about 400 Fahrenheit for optimum taste. Frat parties all over the nation have
established two successful cheap methods of chilling a keg: 1) drape a large garbage bag around the keg and fill
it with ice OR 2) get a cheap plastic bucket, place the keg inside, and surround it with ice.
"If you have the means, the absolute ideal place to keep a keg is in a kegerator. These are not widely available,
however, unless you have ordered and installed one in your home, or the home of a very good, very generous
friend. (A kegerator is a specially adapted refrigerator
- we do not currently sell or rent them.)
"Once the keg is tapped, it's a good idea to consume the beer within a couple of days, provided the
temperature
is regulated. Kegs placed in a kegerator may keep for longer periods of time; the manufacturer's
guidelines will usually help you determine
how long your beer should keep in a particular model.
If you didn't get your answer here, please give us a call during our regular store hours, or drop us an e-mail.
And please keep the following
in mind: we do not encourage alcohol abuse, and (per state law) minors should
not be allowed to consume any alcoholic beverages. Remember, we sell a wide variety of sodas and nonalcoholic beverages as weill