How_The_Keg_Came_To_Be

How The Keg Came To Be How the Keg Came to Be Many people believe that the modern day keg was invented back in the early 1700’s for purposes of mass storage of beverages such as wine, beer, and water for travel. That is what modern civilization has been led to believe. Lucky for you, I know the true story behind the one item in history that has revolutionized the distribution of carbonated beverages throughout the world and has made it quite easy for college students to have parties without a large cleanup. To understand the legend behind the invention of the keg, you must first understand its creator, Maximus Tappus. Maximus Tappus was a simple man. A man who believed in the art of indulging oneself in the splendors of the world in ancient Rome. He would spend his days planning parties for the great Caesar of Rome, and his nights consuming mass amounts of the finest wines, the newest beers, and the most beautiful women of Rome. He lived an amazing life, but he always felt as something was out of sync with his crazy lifestyle. Maximus had many problems with his both his job and his nightlife that tied into one and other. When keg, maximus, brutus, beer, metal, water, piece, one, large, day, small, rome, parties, out, modern, hose, hole, after, trying, tappus, steel, pushed, next, mass, knob, held, great, easy, came, barrel, ancient, world, work, wine, understand, today