How Many Beers In a Half Keg? There are 124 16-ounce pints or 165 12-ounce cans or bottles in a full half keg, also called a half barrel keg. If you run out of beer in your half keg, it might be time to practice your upsell.

15.5 gallons

Comparing Keg Sizes & Types:

Vodka and bourbon are the two most common liquor choices for any wedding. On the one hand, you have a clear liquor with vodka, and alternately you have a colored liquor in bourbon. Both are easily drinkable on their own, and both are used in signature cocktail beverages, such as the vodka martini and the Old Fashioned.

It’s perfectly fine to serve just beer and wine, or beer, wine, and a signature cocktail. As long as you give them something to drink that they’re not paying for, guests can’t complain about the lack of an open bar.

Your costs can vary quite a bit based on the venue and alcohol package you choose. For a full open bar with premium liquors, The Knot puts the average cost at $4,147, while an open bar limited to cheaper spirits averages $2,550.

Reception. Bride and family pay for all professional services, including food and decorations. Groom’s family pays for the DJ or band and liquor.

Here’s what you need to stock a full open bar for a wedding of 200 guests and approximately how much it’s going to cost: 140 bottles of wine = $1,400. 350 bottles of beer = $1,750. 30 bottles of liquor (750 ml) = $900.