Cold Draft Beer Anywhere

A jockey box chills beverages as they pour, delivering crisp, cold drinks without the need for refrigerated kegs. Simply add ice, connect your system, and serve professional-quality beverages wherever the event takes you.

Built For Every Pour

From brewery events to wedding receptions and weekend tailgates, Coldbreak Jockey Boxes are built to deliver reliable beverage service wherever you're pouring.

  • Breweries & Taprooms

    Beer festivals, off-site events, tap takeovers, and seasonal releases.

  • Mobile Bars & Catering

    Weddings, private events, and corporate gatherings.

  • Festivals & Gatherings

    Tailgates, community events, fundraisers, and high-volume service.

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Make It Yours

From brewery logos and sponsor promotions to wedding monograms and event branding, custom vinyl wraps transform your jockey box into a centerpiece. Explore artwork guidelines, templates, pricing, and examples of past projects.

Complete Your Setup

Everything you need to build a professional draft system tailored to your event, venue, or service style.

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How much CO₂ do I need?

It takes approximately 1 pound of CO2 to dispense a 1/2 barrel of beer. A 5 pound tank will dispense:

  • (5-6) 1/2 barrels
  • (10-14) 1/4 barrels, or
  • (15-20) 5 gallon Homebrew kegs

Do I need to keep the kegs cold?

Depends. Are you starting with cold kegs? Did you let them warm up overnight?

It is not necessary to ice cold kegs, but do not let them get warm. The cooler you can keep the kegs, the slower the ice will melt inside the jockey box and the less CO2 issues (foam) you will have.

Keep kegs out of direct sunlight. They will warm up extremely fast and CO2 will not want to stay in suspension (foam).

Just remember that the coils inside the jockey box need to be completely covered in ice.

Can I customize my jockey box?

Yes! Custom vinyl wraps are available for our stainless steel 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-tap jockey boxes. Select 1- and 2-tap models can also be upgraded from a 50' to a 100' cooling coil.

Can I leave beer connected overnight?

No! Jockey boxes are used for temporary pouring locations. If you leave the kegs at a high pressure (25-30 PSI) for more than 12 hours, the CO2 starts to dissolve into the beer, causing over carbonation.

If you have a 2-day festival, you need to shut off the CO2 and then purge the excess CO2 from the kegs by pulling on the coupler relief valve. You can then re-pressurize the kegs to 10-12 PSI for storage.