Wyoming Keg Tag Instructions are a set of guidelines for beer keg purchasers and vendors in Wyoming. They are designed to help ensure that kegs are sold responsibly and that they are properly accounted for and tracked. The Wyoming Keg Tag Instructions include two parts: the Keg Tag and the Keg Tag Record. Keg Tag: The Keg Tag is a tamper-proof seal that must be affixed to each keg purchased in Wyoming. It is a unique identifier that includes information about the buyer, the date of purchase, and the quantity of beer included in the keg. This tag must remain on the keg until it is empty and must be returned to the seller prior to the sale of a new keg. Keg Tag Record: The Keg Tag Record is a form that must be filled out by the vendor when a keg is sold. It includes information such as the customer name, address, phone number, and date of purchase. The vendor must keep these records for at least two years. The Wyoming Keg Tag Instructions are intended to ensure that kegs are purchased responsibly and that they are properly tracked. They help to reduce the risk of underage drinking and keg theft, as well as help to ensure that the seller is in compliance with state laws.