Lemonade base recipe

Lynchburg Lemonade / Tennessee Lemonade

Pink Lemonade 30L KegWhiskeyUsed 1×

Built on the Craft Standard Lemonade keg, with whiskey. Add your spirit, connect to your beer line, and pour an identical serve every time.

The keg build

What you add to the Lemonade base keg to make Lynchburg Lemonade / Tennessee Lemonade.

IngredientPer keg
1 keg Pink Lemonade Keg0 L
unspecified (less than 9L) Whiskey0 L
unspecified Triple Sec0 L

Scale it & cost it

Set your serve size for a single-drink pour, then plug in your spirit and keg costs to see pour cost and profit.

Sample drink

4 oz serve
Lemonade base mix4.00 oz (118 mL)
1 keg Pink Lemonade Keg0.00 oz (0 mL)
unspecified (less than 9L) Whiskey0.00 oz (0 mL)
unspecified Triple Sec0.00 oz (0 mL)

At a 4 oz serve, one keg pours about 245 drinks. Add your spirit, top with the pre-balanced Lemonade base, pour on tap.

Cost calculator

5% pour cost · Excellent
Your spirit costs
1 keg Pink Lemonade Keg
unspecified (less than 9L) Whiskey
unspecified Triple Sec
Cost / serve$0.63
Profit / serve$11.37
Profit / keg (245 drinks)$2785.00

Estimate only. Keg cost per serve is $0.63; your spirit adds $0.00. Edit any figure to match your account.

Great for

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On tap

This is one of the drinks the Lemonade keg makes. The mix arrives pre-balanced and shelf-stable; you add whiskey, connect to a standard Sankey D coupler on your existing beer line, and pour an identical serve every time.

Put the Lemonade on tap.

~245 identical serves per keg, poured at the speed of beer.

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