Drink Tank?

[OneFeather]

Anyone see this before? I have not see this SS Growler before.

http://drinktanks.com/

 

[aspiffymofo]

A little steep at $65, or $95 for essentially a 64oz "keg"
Personally I would put my money toward a corny setup, but a cool looking product none the less.

 

[day_trippr]

My LHBS sells something similar (sans the stupid picnic tap option - gimme a break) already. I'm sure someone will buy one eventually...

Cheers!

 

[hunter_le five]

Sounds a lot like the Tap-It Cap for growlers

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1732077870/the-tapit-cap-the-beer-growlers-best-friend?ref=live

I noticed that both of these items have kickstarter pages, but the Drink Tank seems to be faring better.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects...beer-drinking-vessel-and-private-keg?ref=live

 

[wakers3]

I noticed that both of these items have kickstarter pages, but the Drink Tank seems to be faring better.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects...beer-drinking-vessel-and-private-keg?ref=live

Question about this...

I really can see a use for this product in my equipment arsenal IF I could force carb up a growler's worth of beer using it.

Anyone really familiar with force-carbonation have thoughts on if this might be an acceptable method? I am pretty new to this hobby myself and have yet to begin kegging.

 

[prandlesc]

Here's my Drink Tank!! It's awesome. I have both this growler and the Tap-it-Cap. The Tap-it-Cap holds growler pressure, but this has the "awesome" factor.

I don't think this would work as a force carb tank as the pressure relief valve is set about 10 psi. I force carb in Corny kegs at much higher pressures.