Samisyosam - 2011-01-04
Still no cure for cancer or aids yet. Thanks, science.
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The Mothership - 2011-01-04
Ten stars for an awesome yet simple concept; -5 stars for beer in plastic glasses. Make it work with glass and you might have something there.
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SDAusmus - 2011-01-04
Minus 4 stars for such a cool idea being wasted on fucking Bud.
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Billie_Joe_Buttfuck - 2011-01-04
Fucking brilliant, I wish these were cheap/accessible ages ago. Perfect pour, ten out of ten.
These things are going to show up in every college bar ever.
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xavierthebunny - 2011-01-05
Very clever. But I have to ask, would it pour as well it it were not swill coming out of those taps, but a good beer. Something like Guinness...I don't think it'd work the same.
Four stars only because of lame brew.
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JimL2 - 2011-01-09 also I'm guessing the issue with stouts (or anything with a creamy head, e.g. Boddington's, Tetley's, Wexford's, Killian's) would be the nitrogen content in the keg and special pressure plate in the tap, rather than the viscosity; it looks like the magnet seal is held in place by a stronger magnet around the tap so it stays put while the cup's filling. The head would probably be a little weird as well, due to the way the carbonation settles in creamy-head beers.
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Innocent Bystander - 2011-01-05
And it even knows when to stop so the cups won't spill over. Nice!
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Robin Kestrel - 2011-01-05
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