Insulated stainless steel, with picnic tap hookups. I assume they’ll be pretty spendy - but pretty cool nonetheless
http://drinktanks.com/Kinda like the Hydroflask, which is awesome. Personally, I think the picnic tap is kinda gimmicky. I’d rather just pour the beer and use the money saved to buy more.
Meh, cool but looks like a PITA to keep clean, etc. I prefer cool brewery growlers made from glass with a coozie for the times when you want to insulate it…
why do you think they would be any more of a PITA to clean? the opening looks bigger, and it’s SS.
granted, i wouldn’t pay more for the insulation. I would rather get a regular SS one with a coozy. I do think they’re cool though
The handle is a nice touch. I like my Hydroflask for filling my beer. I don’t have to worry about ice or a cooler and it’s safe for tailgating. However, I don’t think I’d take it to a brew pub to get filled. It’s not that easy to tell if it’s filled all the way. It takes me some tinkering to get it filled properly.
[quote=“S.Scoggin”]why do you think they would be any more of a PITA to clean? the opening looks bigger, and it’s SS.
granted, i wouldn’t pay more for the insulation. I would rather get a regular SS one with a coozy. I do think they’re cool though[/quote]the picnic tap and hose.
Looks pretty cool but if it’s a half gallon like any other growler meant to be poured out for a particular day/event, I’d rather just pop the top and pour like I do all the time.
the picnic tap is just an accessory, i think you’d have to pay extra for it. it has a regular cap too
Well, while we are on the subject, this guy came to our brew club meeting a few months ago and wants to sell us all his ss items that have to do with brewing. Check out his prices. I know he is just trying to make a living but wow. Most home brewers are more frugle and like to make their own stuff to save money and have pride of ownership.
