Do yourself
a favour and feel like royalty.
I referred
to Tap King in my first Blog about Boag’s Premium. I bought one shortly after
and have bought a couple of different beers to try it out.
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| A re-enactment of the testing phase |
I am glad
to say that this is a bit of fun that you can have when enjoying a cold beer or
two. I don’t know about you but I’ve been pouring beers for a long time now so
the novelty has long since worn off, but with the Tap King I can do it at home,
simply go to the fridge and refill my glass.
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| The kit |
The kit is
easy to find at bottle-shops around Australia and popular beers are around as
refills.
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| The un-boxing |
So far Tap
King can tap these beers:
XXXX Gold
James
Squire Golden Ale
James
Squire One Fifty Lashes
Hahn
Superdry
Tooheys New
Tooheys Extra Dry
Tooheys Extra Dry
James
Boag’s Premium
To date I
have only had Boag’s Premium and the James Squire Golden Ale, both tasted as
they would in stubbies.
Each bottle
is 3.2 litres and is easy assemble. Make sure you chill the bottle for seven to
nine hours prior to consuming.
I found
that with each new bottle the first beer or two pours with a lot of head but
the quality improves with each pour until you realise you have already emptied
it.
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| This is the future of beer drinking |
Cost wise
you have to buy the dispenser as well as bottles which are $28 each or two for
$52, it doesn’t work out cheaper per drink compared to buying the beers in cans
or stubbies where applicable so if you get a Tap King you have to be aware that
it won’t be for value.
My verdict
is that this is another great way to enjoy drinking beer, if you are passionate
about it as much as I am I encourage you to get a Tap King if you haven’t
already and try it for yourself.
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| This was a fun experiment for the blog |
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Video:
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Cheers
Dave
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