170oz Mini Keg with Adjustable Faucet, Pressurized Homebrew System

The best feature is the tap. Do you see that little lever on the side? All taps should have that. It's a flow regulator. If it's coming out too fast and foaming, you can slow the flow down. I sometimes use this unit to carbonate white wine (make bubbly chardonnay) so I fill it 3/4 full, and crank up the pressure to the max, lay on its side in the fridge overnight. You lay on its side to get more surface area to let the CO2 be absorbed into the wine. To dispense, leave the pressure on high and turn down the flow rate to get bubbly white wine for family Sunday brunch. I just wish it was double-walled.

One feature they don't tell you in the description that it is not just for beer, wine or other alcoholic beverages! I currently have a keg of craft beer fermenting so I put my wife's diet soda in it and it keeps better than in the original bottles. I have no issues with it, only that I wish it had display of some sort that indicated how much remained in it! Kudos!!

We take our favorite beer along on road trips in the cooler. Get to our destination and have perfect, delicious beer every time. Wish we had a few more

The only thing is not all places want to fill something this big, so note that before buying. It is basically 2 growlers and a howler (64+64+32oz) and some change. Overall great build quality, and I plan on buying a second or possible third.

When I purchased the keg, I had hoped that it would be insulated in some small way. However, it is not and, if you are outside, the stainless keg warms up quickly. Also the tube inside the does not go to the bottom of the keg, so you can never get all of the beer out. In a keg that holds about 5 litres (10.6 pints), you end up leaving about 1 litre (2.1 pints).

This mini keg is great. It takes about 24 hours and 2 6g CO² to carbonate the liquid inside. I use mine for vodka and soda water. Works great and it does not leak. The tap handle has a spring that self returns the valve to the off position. The tap does not drip when not in use. I also like the flow adjustment valve on the tap. The regulator gauge only goes to 30psi but I don't require any pressures higher than 30psi for what I'm using this keg for. The CO² inlet is a 3/16" thread and works great. There is no wasted gas when threading on a new cartridge. All in all the setup works great, fits in the refrigerator, is efficient and makes pouring a carbonated cocktail simple. I highly recommend you get one of these kegs.

I purchased the 170 oz Mini Keg…the quality of the parts and materials have been of top quality. The set up was easily understood. The instructions to follow was step by step allowed for no confusion …no leaks. Soon after the installation and trial run (s). I purchased a second one Kent…Houston TX

Original: The first time I used this growler, it worked great. However, the second time and beyond, I have found that the pressure release valve will constantly leak and I am flying through CO2 cartridges. I have tried to refit it with and without teflon tape and it still leaks. Hopefully, I can figure out to get it repaired/replaced. It is a shame since it otherwise, seems like a nice growler system. UPDATE: after having this issue, the customer service team addressed my concerns and promptly shipped me a replacement connector. It has been working well without problem or leak for several batches. I have revised my rating based on their great customer service.

This is a great small keg. Perfect for 1 gal. batches of homemade beer for example (it can contain more than a gal.). It's also super simple to use. No need for tubing, pressurizer, etc. You only need that keg and the small CO2 cartridges. Perfect for a beginner homebrewer for example.

Tailgate parties, around campfire.. put this into your cooler and enjoy!!! Brought mine at a picnic & everyone thought i was a genius!!