will this dispense beer?
326714
You should remember that beer is a carbonated beverage, that needs to be kept and delivered under pressure (pressure in excess of 20psi is possible!). While this will deliver the beer, the beer will become flat VERY quickly and the beer may possibly be pushed through the pump due to the pressure created by the carbonation.
326715
I haven't thought about it being used with beer before. The twist top fitting is designed specifically for water bottles. It is air tight. Granted I haven't been around a keg in a while so I can't say about the fittings. But if what you have or can adapt to a general five-gallon water bottle fitting, then I don't see why not.
326716
I don't see why not....it's a liquid. Having said that, I would suggest you contact the manufacturer for their thoughts on this.
1978015
Yes it will. I took one out to the recycle bin and tried it just now. Never had a beer I couldn't finish ;)
2174877
yes it can. I haven't taken the time to do so, but I plan to, since the spigot is just plastic, I would like to have something more substantial, that was the one thing I was disappointed about with this dispenser, was the spigot being plastic rather than metal.
401852
no dude, it's for filling growlers so the beer goes to the bottom of the jug.
932558
Not sure, it's a good idea if it fits, I'd just attach a straw and sip on the beer! ;)
1162793
you would drill a hole through the bar, the beer hoses would go through the hole and into a refrigeration unit. You would then screw the tap in place into the bar. I have mine screwed directly to the top of my kegerator with 2 five gallon kegs and the co2 tank inside.
1990418
Mike : To my knowledge this faucet accommodates a standard size shank. I would E mail per lick with your question. This by far is the best faucet for pouring beer. Steve
603291
No it does not. It has a built in tap at the bottom. All you need is the keg and a glass(:
259437
The one I bought did not fit my tap. I would only recommend it for Growler filling. Make sure the opening on your tap is the right size. Some like my Perlick are too small.
1102303
Yes but you would need lomger tubing and a way to close the seal on top of the kegorator to hold in the coolant (like a diaphram). If you wanted to keep the tap tower attached to the kegorator to avoid this, then you would need a taller tap tower as you would lose height running it through a counter top (iow, you wouldn't have enough room below the tap tower to dispense a beer).
2074775
It will dispense any small, dry grain. However, I am unsure if it would have any effect on the amount dispensed as I'm not sure how the calibration works.
439611
It can dispense into anything. If you use a paper cup you will need to physically push the lever in
259439
If you have a keg fridge with a tap, this will work quite well with bottling. It prevent foaming. I use it to fill growlers but it should work ok with smaller bottles.
64512
Yes. Use ours without as we're not beer making, or such, that would require filtering.
133362
Not sure exactly what you are asking but the spout is small enough to fill a typical water bottle. I use this dispenser to make Kombucha. I can fill glass beer bottles no problem. You can always use a funnel if you are worried about spilling. Hope this helps.
356825
As far as I know this will not work in the Mr. Beer kit which uses a liquid pre-made wort mixture. The above should be used in conjunction with the Brooklyn beer kit, which involves real brewing.
1572006
Well, I just bought this so I can drop it into the deep end of my swimming pool, pump cold water through a wort chiller then back into the shallow end. The drought is killing us in CA so I have to find a way to conserve water while brewing beer. I'll let you know how it works in a few days.