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OT: 5 liter Beer Tap System?

NJ-GrEGG
NJ-GrEGG Posts: 171
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
Does anybody own one of these small beer taps designed for 5 liter mini kegs? http://www.avantiproducts.com/index.php?page=products&id=261

If this is any good I would consider getting it for our new bar area. The conventional keg setups are too large for what I need.

Thanks!!!!!

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  • Yea, I used to have one of those as well as a kegerator. Works great, but I found myself drinking more than I should. :whistle: But hey, if you can control yourself, go for it.
  • NJ-GrEGG
    NJ-GrEGG Posts: 171
    Thanks Boxerpapa! I could not find any reliable online reviews on the 5 liter tap. Some said it worked others said it didn't.

    I can see how these things can be dangerous! :laugh:
  • I bought one of the beertenders last year before the Coop Party.

    kp-beertender.jpg

    Frankly, it was a bit too warm in the Coop during the party to use it without getting some foam. Didn't slow Susan Egglaine down though. LOL

    SusanEgglainetappingintothebeer.jpg

    I was really disappointed that it didn't work for me. I liked the beer well enough and especially liked the idea of stepping up and getting me a sip or a mug full anytime I wanted it. Plus, it added a nice touch to the Coop.

    About a month ago I was in one of those high-end kitchen stuff stores and they had a pile of the better models marked down to $99. I scooped up one and brought it home with a fresh keg of beer. The first glass was perfect, as were all the rest since then.

    The secret is how warm it is where the machine is used. About 80° is about all it can take. 75° or below would be ideal.

    I will probably pack it away during the hot months. But right now I'm happy.

    Spring "Tapped In" Chicken
    Spring Texas USA
  • By the way, anyone looking to purchase one anytime soon should check out these prices.

    http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=beertender+tubes&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=2692232191&ref=pd_sl_3wz2iqywc7_e

    You're welcome.

    Spring "The Price Is Right" Chicken