On Deck

The On Deck page lists what is coming soon, in the same order as the TV's "On deck" page: first the waiting kegs (kegs that are filled but not on a tap), then beers that are still conditioning or fermenting and have no keg yet.

The On Deck page with two waiting kegs, Lantern Glow Amber in a Corny 5 gal keg and Hammock Session IPA in a Corny 3 gal keg, each with a level bar and Edit keg and Kick buttons.
The On Deck page with two waiting kegs.

What the page shows

A waiting keg shows the beer, the keg type, a level bar and how much is in it. A beer with no keg shows its name, style, ABV and whether it is conditioning or fermenting; set that on the Beer Library page. When there is nothing to show, the page says "Nothing on deck".

Add a waiting keg

  1. Select Add keg at the top of the page.
  2. In the Add keg dialog, start typing the beer's name in Beer, then pick it from the list.
  3. Choose the keg's Type. Size and Remaining fill in with that type's size; change Remaining if the keg is not full.
  4. Select Save. The keg appears in the list.

Put a waiting keg on a tap

  1. Go to the Taps page.
  2. On a card that shows "Empty tap", choose the keg from the Waiting keg list.
  3. Select Put on tap.

Correct a waiting keg

  1. On the keg's card, select Edit keg.
  2. Change the Beer, Type, Size or Remaining.
  3. Select Save.

Kick a waiting keg

Use this for a keg that will never go on a tap, for example one that went bad.

Kicking a keg cannot be undone. It moves to Keg History, where you can delete it.

  1. On the keg's card, select Kick.
  2. In the Kick keg dialog, select Kick.