GrowlTap

GrowlTap

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GrowlTap
GrowlTap

GrowlTap

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Sorry, this item is no longer available.

Tap, tap, tap.

Change how you drink beer—and keep it fresh longer. This clever device uses a CO2 cartridge to ensure that the beer in your growler remains nice and carbonated, so you can enjoy a growler for days. Typically beer in a growler starts to get stale and flat after about 12 hours, just like a bottle of soda. This cap maintains a constant pressure inside the growler without introducing oxygen. A pressure-release valve on the end of the hose lets you tap it and pour one glass at a time, keeping the beer inside bubbly for weeks. Your GrowlTap comes with a disposable food grade CO2 canister that is good for five 64-ounce growlers' worth of bubbly beer.

The GrowlTap fits most 64 and 128 ounce screw-top growlers. Please note it is not compatible with our Slip Cast Grigri Growler or Stainless Steel Growler.

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Change how you drink beer—and keep it fresh longer. This clever device uses a CO2 cartridge to ensure that the beer in your growler remains nice and carbonated, so you can enjoy a growler for days. Typically beer in a growler starts to get stale and flat after about 12 hours, just like a bottle of soda. This cap maintains a constant pressure inside the growler without introducing oxygen. A pressure-release valve on the end of the hose lets you tap it and pour one glass at a time, keeping the beer inside bubbly for weeks. Your GrowlTap comes with a disposable food grade CO2 canister that is good for five 64-ounce growlers' worth of bubbly beer.

The GrowlTap fits most 64 and 128 ounce screw-top growlers. Please note it is not compatible with our Slip Cast Grigri Growler or Stainless Steel Growler.

Meet the Maker

GrowlTap

Denver, CO
How could we not love a company dedicated entirely to ridding the world of flat beer? Denver inventor Robert Scott created a nifty device to cap growlers and keep beer fresh longer. He funded the project on Kickstarter, and now we get to reap (and drink) the rewards.
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