Absolutely YES! Draft beer before everything else! When the beer is packed in a keg/barrel, it is filled all the way to the top, which means there is very little room for the oxidation of the beer. Furthermore, the beer in the keg does not come into contact with UV rays, and the cold temperature of the beer in the keg is thus retained for a long time. Something similar happens when beer is in a can. Draft beers always taste better and fresher than bottled beers. Regarding draft beer, there is one thing that we have to take special care of, and that is the pipes/lines through which the beer passes. These lines must be cleaned at least once a month so that sediment does not accumulate in them, especially during the summer. Draft beer RULES.