First Impressions:
This thing looks insane. KegFast offers 3 versions of their tap, a 2 hose model, 4 hose model, and 6 hose model. They were kind enough to send us a 4 hose model for testing. They also offer taps for every type of keg you can think of, as well as different methods of attaching them to the keg, lever, twist, etc. So it”s basically what you think of when you think of a multi-output keg tap. Read More…
First Impressions:
Well this is impressive. Kegger Industries was nice enough to hook us up with one of these to review and upon receiving it, we were blown away. The quality of the keg coat is incredible. It feels like the outer shell is made of a material similar to a scuba wet suit. The inner lining is a plastic type material that is also used inside those small soft coolers. So with that in mind, there is no doubt in our minds that this keg coat, will be able to keep our keg cold for a long amount of time without ice. They claim up to 7-8 hours without ice, but honestly what college party has a keg last more than a few hours, so this could be perfect. For our review we are going to get a cold keg, measure the temperature at the start, then place it in the keg coat. Then every 30 minutes we will measure the temperature of a beer to see how well the keg coat is working.
Review:
Where Can I Get One:
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First Impressions:
The shot glass designed with a chaser in mind. Upon opening the box we discovered exactly what we were expecting, and more of them. www.quaffer.com sent us 4 Plastic Quaffers, 2 Plastic Beer Quaffers, and a Pourer. We were only expecting 1 Quaffer, so thanks guys. The regular Quaffers are designed for 1 shot of liqour and a chaser. The chaser is poured into the bottom of the glass and the shot is poured into the top, so that once the shot goes down the chaser follows it directly. Seems like a pretty good concept to me. The Beer Quaffer is a lot larger than the normal one. It is designed with beer in mind, mainly for drinks like the Irish Carbomb. It holds the beer in the bottom and the shot on the top, same as the other one. But it holds a lot more liquid on the bottom of this one, its almost intimidating. Both of them look like fun and pretty self explainitory. There are a few simple directions required to pour the shot into the top, (Pour along the side of the glass) but overall its a simple design for a simple effect.
Review:
Is it Quaffer as in rhymes with offer, or is it Quaffer as in rhymes with waffer? This had our minds boggled most of the night so we just decided to call it a Queffer, as in rhymes with umm.. reefer. These are actually pretty cool, we were pleasantly surprised. At first it seems like its going to be a lot of liquid at one time, but if you think about it, a jager bomb has quite a bit of liquid in a cup, and this seemed like a little less. And thats exactly what we drank with them, jager bombs. I completely forgot to bring the pourer they sent me, with, but we were still able to pour them just fine without it. That was a big plus, because nobody wants to carry around a bottle pourer with them whenever they go out. So, as per the instructions, we poured the Red Bull straight down the middle into the bottom section, then poured the Jager along the side of the top. This kept the Jager on the top and the Red Bull on the bottom, it was perfect. And with 1 gulp, it was gone. It”s a little strange at first, and I”ll have to quote Iman on this one “At first its slimey, and then its like whoa, Red Bull” So I hope that gives you an idea of how it tastes. We did not test the Beer Quaffer yet, but we will, nobdy wanted to do an , so we”ll hafta find an unlucky candidate one night. We”d recommend the Quaffer as an essential to any bar. Its a novelty item, but it is a good way to take a shot if you need a chaser to follow up with.
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First Impressions:
We didn”t know what to expect when we were sent a sample of this product. The picture makes it out to be this nicely imprinted piece of PVC pipe. The video/text on the site gave me the impression that the product went over a beer bottle and almost clamped on to the top. Then had a button on the side for release of the beer so that you could turn the bottle over and then place it up to your mouth. Essentially what we got was $3 worth of PVC pipe with a sticker on it. I have to give them props for coming up with the idea, but its very very basic in design. Its basically a 6″ piece of PVC with couplings at the ends, one of them being a 90-degree bend, and then a small tube running through a hole at the very bottom, up out the top. The tube allows air to get into the bottom of the bottle when it is turned upside down. This allows the beer to drain faster through the tube and into your mouth. So based on first impressions of the actual product, we felt like morons for not coming up with this idea before. So we have to give these guys respect for coming up with the idea to sell these. To see how it actually performed, click on to read the review
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