Beer and merchandise sales

Triangle Brewing Company offers growlers for sale, 6pks (Golden & White), kegs and other merchandise. We do have scheduled hours during every Sat. tour, but you can also call 919.683.BEER (2337) to set up a mutually convenient time to stop by during the week.

Growlers are $3.00 for a new growler purchase. The price for fill up depends on what is available at the time of filling. Most fills range from $8-12. When you bring the growler back you will only pay the fill price for more beer.

6 packs of the Belgian-style Golden and White Ale will be available out of the brewery. 6pks are $8.99.

We also carry a changing supply of Merchandise at the brewery ranging from Pint glasses, shirts and signage. Stop by to shop! We always accept Cash, Visa, Mastercard and Discover. Sorry NO AMEX!

Keg and Tap Rental Policy with information on keg deposits

Kegs are available in 1/6 bbl (5 gallon), 1/4 bbl. (7.75 gallon), and 1/2 bbl. (15.5 gallon).
Keg size and style are based upon availability.
Please call 919.683.BEER(2337) to order and reserve you keg in advance.

Deposit/Rental Fee

Tap deposit fee...........$35.00 deposit
Keg deposit fee....................$100.00 deposit
The deposit fee may be cash, debit, or credit card (Discover, MasterCard, Visa).

Forms

All kegs require completion of an “ABC” Keg Registration/Transportation Form

Tap Return Policy

To qualify for full $35 tap deposit refund, taps must be returned, in good condition, within one week of rental. Taps returned damaged or excessively late may be subject to non-refund of deposit, at the sole discretion of Triangle Brewing Company representatives.

Keg Return Policy

Keg deposit fee will be refunded upon return of keg. Returned kegs will only be refunded for keg deposit; no refunds for unused beer. Kegs must be returned within 7 days (unless prearranged with TBC) of purchase or renter may be subject to non-refund of deposit and a fine not to exceed $100.00, at the sole discretion of Triangle Brewing Company.

Q&A

How do I tap a keg?

We’ll show you. When operating your tap, the main thing to remember is “don’t overpump.” Pump the tap just a couple of times with the faucet open until you get a nice steady flow, then stop pumping. (Over-pumping introduces air and causes excess foam.)

How long will kegged beer keep? Why does it go flat?

Kegged beer will keep for a few days if kept cold, on ice or in a kegerator. Treat your keg like a bottle of milk—if beer gets warm, it goes sour or will not pour properly. Beer changes in taste as it changes in temperature and with each day that it’s exposed to air. Tapping your keg with a party pump puts air into the container. Carbon dioxide escapes as air enters the keg, causing the beer to become flat. Kegerator beer used with a proper CO2 system and temperature will maintain quality and shelf life. Kegerator beer lines should be cleaned on a regular basis. If you are not sure, ask us!