Can anyone say if this will fit Heineken and Corona glass bottle beers? Any info on fitting MGD and Michelob will be appreciated.
1070218
We drink Sam Adams and they fit great. You do have to drink a little before putting them in so your beer doesn't over flow. If you can compare your brands to Sam Adams bottles they should be fine.
1070219
The stem that fits inside the bottle is 8" long. I'm drinking Yuengling lager and it fits. IMPORTANT: take a good sip before inserting into the bottle.
1070220
Fits corona, stella, fat tire, angry orchard, and standard bottles. Cant speak for mgd or mich.
1070221
These fit standard beer bottle sizes (Sam Adams, Bud, Miller, Coors) but it does not fit smaller beer bottles like Blue Moon. The Corkcicle is too tall and will not seal to the Blue Moon bottles.
1070222
It fits Michelob Amber Bock Dark Lager long neck bottles. Not sure about other varieties of the Michelob line.
1008582
i use do terra bottles, i bought the from a lady out of california that sells do terra that is the only bottles i've been able to get the to fit. i can give you her info if you want it
1967967
Dimensionally, it'll probably fit, however I'm not sure how you'll tap it. The keg already has an integrated gravity tap. The best thing is to put it in the fridge for at least 3 days and then open and enjoy. I've personally never tried to put it in a Heineken kegerator beer dispenser.
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.
614462
Will not work with glass beer bottle, the thread is too large. I did find some glass bottles in the pantry that would work, a glass bottle for vinegar. Kind of annoying since reusing plastic water bottles is not a good idea especially if they are outside or exposed to the sun due to material breakdown.
665503
Can't say for sure. But I called the seller and asked a similar question. He was able to reassure me about fitment. Maybe you can email or call him. It should work ok cause it worked fine on a cooler that was designed to accept commercially available no spill bottles. The cap screws on to 3 or 5 gallon threaded bottles. The threaded portion can be removed and then it will fit on bottles without threads also.
482442
I don't know because I don't have those bottles. However, I have yet to find a drink container that does not fit.
1930739
Go ahead and get the solid rubber stopper set up if u can cuz this one is a hollow type stopper and doesn't put enough pressure on the sides to create a good seal. It never bubbled till I went to the brew shop and purchased a solid stopper with a small hole in it. But to actually answer the question, it will fit a five gallon bottle. "Kind of"
921979
The only important compatibility you should ensure is a perfect match of the cap with the bottle. FiZZ GiZ caps do not fit all bottles. It's as simple as that. The fact is, nobody's cap fits all bottles. I tell people this: Try the cap on a bottle. If it's an absolutely perfect fit, use it. If it's not - don't. Getting a cap to fit a soda / seltzer / champagne bottle is not difficult. You can send them the cap that came on the bottle you like and they'll convert it to a FiZZ GiZ cap for the same price you'd pay for one of their fully assembled stock caps. Remember, caps 'n bottles - like nuts 'n bolts - must be a perfect match for a reliable seal to be maintained. You can't put a gas can lid on a Coca Cola bottle and you can't put a milk jug lid on a mayonnaise jar. To say that sounds ridiculous because it's so obvious. But the same principal can be true even when the cap 'n bottle appear to be a good match. IE, Coca Cola bottle caps are not compatible with Pepsi bottles and vice versa. Yep. You can thank 'Big Soda' for that! In 2007, almost all PET soda bottle caps were identical and interchangeable. Now, very few are. The one opportunity to do the greenest thing possible has been strategically rejected by almost all CSD bottlers because it would cut into their bottom line if more people reused bottles and made their own CSD's at home using homemade syrups or genuine Coca Cola Classic syrup from Sam's Club (same way many restaurants do - it's a heck of a lot cheaper). Thanks to big soda, it's more difficult for people to save 'n reuse the bottles than it ever has been in the entire history of bottled soft drinks. So go for it on the Gerolsteiner glass bottles. http://www.gerolsteiner.de/index.php?id=1571 shows the Gerolsteiner Gourmet bottles which have been reported to be a good fit. Just make sure whatever bottle you use (glass or plastic) is a soda or seltzer bottle designed for the rigors of highly pressurized contents.
827661
I'm not sure if miller makes a draught keg, however any draught keg could work. The Manuel says new castle Heineken lite and possibly Guinness. As long as it fits correctly and it is a 5 liter keg it should work.
883727
Yes, it will fit in a beer bottle, I just used it there to time my pour. As my review said though, it pours too fast for most uses though.
1527039
We've got a nice place here in town that also has the 5 L minikegs. Warsteiner, Einbecker, Paulaner, etc. But I've noticed that they are rather different design of keg than the heineken. Do those gravity pour mini kegs still work in the BeerTender?I can't really stomach heineken, but if these other minikegs will work in it I'm sold.
262180
I purchased this for my dad who likes his evening glass of wine with my mother. The answer is that it depends in the diameter if the base. They have a stemmed wine wine that does fit but in the loose side but fine unless you are zooming around corners!
1237074
Yes, it should easily fit. Wine bottles are 750ml and size you stated was 700ml. I tried my water bottle and it was shorter than a wine bottle but fit just fine.
2019519
I have purchased the BeerTender here in the states and have also used it in Amsterdam. I can tell you that the other 5 Liter kegs in stores such as Warsteiner and others are not compatible with the BeerTender. Only pressurized 5l and 4 l kegs will work with this unit. I've been researching this all over the states and speaking with companies in Europe. The beers that John Hillestad mentioned are all pressurized and work in this unit, but only the Heineken and Heineken Light are available in the states so far. The others can be bought online and shipped to the states but they are 4 liter kegs not 5, and cost about $30 (20 euro) per keg plus an enormous amount to ship them here. I hope this info helps. I'm trying really hard to find more variety here in North America for this, I've even spoken with Heineken USA and Krups directly. They all say the other beers are coming but just not hear yet. Currently I have an order in place with a reseller in Holland for Amstel Bock and Amstel. It's crazy expensive. The Murphy's Irish Red should be excellent on this machine. Thanks. Steve
664772
Some beer brewing supply houses might have an adapter to fit a standard regulator to paint ball bottle? Good luck!
1758864
I checked two different bottles and it fit in both. It is a very tight fit and it requires a bit of a push but it fits.