BeerTender Brought To The States By Heineken, Krups

BeerTenderHeineken and Krups recently announced the American release of BeerTender, a beer storing and pouring appliance for your home. The new device is designed to hold a 5 liter Heineken Keg and to keep the beer fresh for 30 days. Williams-Sonoma stores in California will be selling the appliance starting March 1. You’ll be able to pick one up for $400 at the Mall of America in April.

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January 8, 2008 | Filed Under Beer, Imports, Kegs | Leave a Comment 

German Company Has New Way To Keep Keg Beer Cold

You have to scan through this article to find it, but FoodProductDaily.com is reporting that German brewer Gaffel Becker & Company has developed a 5 liter keg that doesn’t require refrigeration.   Instead, the brewer includes a pressure sleeve with the keg that will keep the beer at drinking temperature for up to 3 hours.

October 31, 2007 | Filed Under Beer, Imports, Kegs | Leave a Comment 

Zipp’s List’O Kegs

The self-proclaimed Twin Cities “King Of Kegs,” Zipp’s doesn’t disappoint. Their well-designed site features an extensive list of kegs of beer that they regularly keep in stock. No one can question their selection, but let us know what you think about their prices.

Here’s just a small sampling:

16 Gallon Kegs

   
July 21, 2007 | Filed Under Kegs, Minneapolis | Leave a Comment