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This is the standard beer faucet. Price: $22.99Quantity:
Standard beer faucet with stainless steel internal parts. Price: $24.99Quantity:
Operates just like a standard chrome faucet, but will require occasional polishing to maintain the glowing brass finish. Price: $24.99Quantity:
Standard brass faucet with stainless steel internal parts. Price: $25.99Quantity:
Looks and works like a standard faucet, you pull forward to dispense the beer. However, at the end, you can push back on the handle to dispense creamy foam. This is accomplished with a very small secondary orifice which "whips" the beer. Price: $29.99Quantity:
Stout faucets are perfect for nitrogen-dispensed stouts or slow pour nitrogen-dispensed ales. Requires a CO2/nitrogen blender or a tank of blended gas, because stout faucets require at least 25 P.S.I. for dispensing. Built-in restriction plate forms a rich dense head on these low carbonation beers. Stout faucets have a removable slow-pour nozzle, restriction plate, and flow straightener. Price: $109.99Quantity:
Black plastic knob with threaded brass insert. Fits all faucets. Price: $2.99Quantity:
Black plastic knob with threaded brass insert. Fits all beer faucets. Price: $2.99Quantity:
A shank is necessary to use any beer faucet (except picnic tap.) The shank goes through a 1" hole drilled in your refrigerator, etc. Your faucet screws to one side of the shank, the other end attaches to the hose's tailpiece using a beer nut. Price: $16.99 Shank Length:4 1/4" long shank6" long shank (add $6.00)Quantity:
Tailpiece with built-in 90-degree elbow. Good for tight spaces or preventing kinks. Price: $6.99 Hose Barb Size:For 3/6 Inner Diameter HoseFor 1/4 Inner Diameter HoseQuantity:
This is used to secure a tailpiece onto a tavern head, shank, or other device. You'll need a beer nut for each tailpiece. One size fits all. Price: $1.49Quantity:
For tapping most modern beer kegs. Kegs from Anheuser Busch, Miller, Coors, and many microbreweries use Sankey style kegs. Lever action is better than twist-type. Has CO2 barb connector, you'll need a TAILPIECE and BEER NUT for the liquid connector. Price: $34.99Quantity:
Connects to any Sankey-style keg, which is the most popular type. Innovative and robust mechanism. These are almost 3 inches shorter than a standard Sankey tavern head, great for tight spaces. CO2-in and Beer-out barb connectors are included. Price: $49.99Quantity:
European Sankey looks similar to the American version, but the lever-activated probe is longer. You need a European Sankey tavern head for many common imports, such as Beck's, Heineken, and Newcastle. Keg style may vary with different distributors. Price: $34.99Quantity:
Very popular in the past, Hoff-Stevens kegs are used by breweries or distributors who are still using older kegs. These kegs have two small holes in the top. Includes CO2 barb connector, you'll need a TAILPIECE and BEER NUT for the liquid connection. Price: $29.99Quantity:
For the special connector used by the Guinness company. This is needed for Guinness and Harp beers. You're also going to need a stout or slow-pour faucet, and a bottle of "Beverage Gas," or a CO2/nitrogen blender. Price: $61.99Quantity:
Some German breweries, notably Paulaner & Hacker-Pschorr use this type. The top of the keg is a flat plate with a disc in the middle, instead of the ball-bearing look of the Sankey kegs. You'll need a TAILPIECE and BEER NUT for the liquid connector. Price: $61.99Quantity:
Some British beers, notably Bass Ales and Watney's Ales use this style. These kegs have a connector that looks quite different than common Sankey kegs. The CO2 barb is installed, but you'll need a TAILPIECE and BEER NUT for the liquid connection. Price: $61.99Quantity:
Special Sankey-type tavern head with lexan probe which will not react with acidic wine. You must use 100% Nitrogen to dispense wine, unless you want to carbonate it.
This is a special order item, so not returns or refunds will be allowed. Price: $44.99Quantity:
This is the best hose for almost all short-run beverage lines. The total restriction in your beer line must equal the amount of pressure applied to the keg, or else the beer will flow too fast. Never turn down the pressure to dispense! This hose restricts a bit more than 1 P.S.I. per foot. Figure that your keg & faucet already restrict about 1-2 P.S.I. So for example, a keg at 12 P.S.I. needs about 8 or 9 feet of this hose (used as beer line) for proper low-foam dispensing. Price: $0.49 per footQuantity:
Thick wall 1/4" vinyl hose. Great for CO2 applications, where restriction isn't necessary. This hose can also be used on longer beverage runs. Never turn down the pressure to dispense! This hose restricts about 0.5 P.S.I. per foot. Figure that your keg & faucet already restrict about 1-2 P.S.I. So for example, a keg at 12 P.S.I. needs about 20 feet of this hose (used as beer line) for proper low-foam dispensing. Price: $0.49 per footQuantity:
Extra thick wall 5/16" vinyl hose. Usually Red or Blue color. The best tube for CO2 applications, where restriction isn't necessary. Most CO2 regulators already have a 5/16" hose barb. Price: $0.65 per footQuantity:
Good for hose up to 1/2 inch outer diameter. These are the same clamps we use for our draft beer systems and wort chillers. Price: $0.75Quantity:
