“Is it true Miller Lite kegs do not fit into this Kegerator?”
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I was also confused on this, and had not done any research. Interestingly enough I thought anything could fit in here so I bought Miller Lite as my first test beer. I wanted to spend 1/2 the price on my first 1/2 keg rather than double the price especially if there was a mistake or problem. Shame on me for not reading further, however I brought the keg home and it fit perfectly. You just need to make sure that the keg is not barrel shaped and it is a 1/2 keg, and it will fit perfectly. Please see the attached picture. Owning a Kegerator has been an amazing and completely different beer drinking experience. Because it’s consistent and cold. A few small points to anyone buying there first kegerator l. 1.) Find a local brewery or company that can fill your 5lb C02 tank a day or so in advance. 2.) cool your kegerator down for 2 days or 48 hours to insure it’s getting cold. 3.) Do not buy a keg of beer the day of use. It’s not going to happen, it’s like shaking a giant can of beer or soda, nothing but foam comes out. The beer keg needs to settle and get to temperature, or you’ll just poor foam. Hope this helps anyone.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Miller-Coors uses a couple of styles of 15.5 gallon kegs. The standard 15.5 gallon keg fits, but they have one that is designed to look like a wooden barrel that is too wide for this kegerator. I found a pretty low quality picture so you can take a look, the one on the left doesn’t fit, the one on the right fits. Blue Moon is made by them, so you might run into the same problem if you get a keg of that, but you can usually find the standard kegs, just keep it in mind.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I️ have a Miller lite 1/4 in it in and fits great
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.All that matters is what size the keg is. Shouldn't matter if it is Coors, Pabst, Miller, etc. This kegerator fits up to a 1/2 barrel keg (15.5gal). If you get a 1/2 barrel keg and fill it with Miller Lite, it will fit into the Kegerator, but the Kegerator will disapprove of your beer choice, as will anybody with any self-respect.
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