How long will this keep beer fresh tasting/carbonated?
1667941
Pretty much the same as any other growler out there. Once you introduce air (open and take a pint) the clock starts ticking. If you are looking for something to keep draft beer carbonated while you enjoy it for several days or a week, check out GrowlTap. It was originally called TapItCap which screws onto most glass growlers and you have a tap and CO2 hooked up to it. I love mine and it does a great job keeping beer fresh.
1667942
Not long at all; once you have opened it and poured the first glass I would try and finish it that day. The stainless steel walls keep it cool for a bit but there is no pressurization... There are growlers on the market, I have them, that are double insulated and can be charged that keeps beer cold and fresh for longer but you are going to pay more. Google drink tanks if you are interested
1667943
I used it once and the beer didn't stay long in the container. DO NOT BUY THIS PIECE OF JUNK PRODUCT. The lid is awkward to use, the mouth is too small so the beer glugs out, made of cheap and thin (but technically still) stainless steel. Get yourself a stainless steel INSULATED growler. Fresh beer happiness can be had for ~$45. Don't skimp.
1667944
I'd say a few days, up to a week, similar to other growlers. it would help if you flushed with CO2 first. Manufacturer mentions this is not suitable for carbonating/aging.
900207
It will last much longer than you will need it for. The taste is powerful after 2 full days and it only takes a tiny dot to work. I bet .3oz would last well over a month.
1970040
I have had my bottle for a long time and it is still fresh. I think as long as you don't leave it open it will last a good while, I love it.
860479
I would say as long as you used it within a week. I force carbed a 5 gallon keg and we used this to dispense it over the course of 4 days and couldn't tell a difference in the beer we poured on day 1 compared to day 4. You can also use the regular BB gun CO2 canisters with this and put a dime in the bottom of the charger to make up for the difference in size. They go flat after a few hours since you aren't screwing them in tight, but they are also 25 cents versus a couple bucks.
595784
Not sure on shelf life, but I've kept mine in the frig over a year and it is fine. Just make it is well sealed so it doesn't pick up other flavors. I have two fridges so I keep it with the beverages. Hope this helps some.
1297325
Yes. Not forever, or not if you unseal it a bunch, but if you drink half, seal it, then finish the can, it will still be fizzy.
1395518
it will last about 5 hours realistically. However in very hot weather your drink will still be at least cool.
1061917
There is an airtight cap so the soda remains as in a siphon and retains the gas. However it is best to consume it with 24 hours.
1900466
it's really a month to be on the safe side. 2 weeks sitting in the keg, 10 days sitting in the bottles then a few days in the fridge. It's good...but since mr beer was bought out by "Coopers", the prices went way up on refills...so not sure it's worth it anymore.
570996
Fermentation is about 3 days or until there is no more yeast activity. Then you bottle and condition for 2 weeks give or take. You could probably drink it after one week or less but it would taste better when you wait.
1488213
In my experience about 8-9 beers, but not beacuse you run out of CO2. That's just when it stops working.
139798
I usually go through a bottle every day/day 1/2, but I was out of town once and left an unfinished bottle in the fridge. It was still fizzy after five days. I always shake the bottle before dispensing, as that really helps.
2148228
A tapped keg of beer should stay fresh 3-4 mths. You can get the co2 same place you buy kegs. Bought the kegerator Dec 2013 we have averaged 1 keg a month and we have changed the co2 tank once. I bought a cleaning kit same time I purchased the kegerator and we have cleaned it just once, I believe we should of cleaned a little more often. We love thr kegerator works great and keeps beer cold.
236272
It should be safe, but im no expert. As long as you don't have mold, it's really more a matter of where you like the flavor to be. This changes with longer brew. Also, will you do a secondary brewing cycle with flavoring? Or just drinking it? My go to measurement (other than pH of 4 or below) is to try some! Sounds like you are on the fresh side for my tatse, but every set up will find its own rate... I personally like a 10-12 day original brew, with a couple days of secondary w/ flavoring, before i drink or refrigerate them. I have one now at 18 days in the jar ill be using as a substitute for vinegar in salad dressing and possibly meranade.
2067570
Hard to tell since I usually don't let beer have much chance to get old around my house! The seal though is great. Even after you crack it, you have several days to finish before things go flat.
281592
A little over 64oz. I've never kept beer is a growler over 24 hours, so couldn't say. Should keep as long as any other growler.
1669713
Yes. And it should keep it fairly carbonated. The longest I've kept it in the fridge was 3 days, before I drank it all