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I Think This Is Best Watched With The Sound Off...

Posted by Alan McLeod on in - 9 comments

Watch quietly first. Is this profound or crass? I mean do we really care about the speed, the product or the profit margin? What is neat is seeing that many beer fill in a minute. Could it be run on gravity dispense? Could it be set to serve the perfect imperial stout or hefeweizen? Could glass be used instead of plastic, even if a little pressure value thingie was needed in the bottom? Is this anti-good beer or the promise of a brave new world where good beer takes its place along side food from tubes and pills?

Comments

Velky Al -

http://www.fuggled.net

Most importantly, does it have a sparkler/no sparkler option?

Tim -

http://strngbrew.blogspot.com/

That is, dare I say, innovative.

Ethan -

http://communitybeerworks.com

good god, we've been filling our glasses the wrong way all this time! I feel like such a fool.

dave -

http://www.sevenpack.net

It certainly is neat. One of their bullet points on their website is "Novelty that won’t wear off"

Jeff Alworth -

http://beervana.blogspot.com/

What the?? How do these gizmos work?

Howard -

That machine is amazing. Too bad is says bud on the front =(

Pok -

Great - another innovative way to throw out more stuff after just one use.

What happens when the keg runs out half way through a fill and you get a big burp of N/CO2? A beer volcano?

dave -

http://www.sevenpack.net

It works via a magnet in the cup: http://gizmodo.com/#!5756917/how-the-amazing-beer-that-pours-from-the-bottom-of-the-glass-works

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