Would this also fit into a growler beer jug?
1389332
The top of the stopper is 1" across +/- so it will fit as long as your jug or bottle has an opening that size or smaller.
1389333
Sorry, I don' t know what a growler beer jug looks like or size. The cork is small. But what I did with one of them was took some electrical tape and wrapped it around the cork to make it bigger and give a snug fit. Once it was pushed in you really didn't notice the tape. Hope this helped.
1389334
Yes and no. As sold, no. However, the cork has a hole drilled into it and fits over a screw with a nut holding it on. Remove the nut and fit the screw into a hole you've made in the growler lid and it would work great! What a fantastic idea. I may have to try it.
1389335
Just checked, I have a growler. The mouth of the growler is to large. It falls through.
1389336
not sure what a growler beer jug is but the corks are small and do not fit all wine bottles.
259435
I'd say its best used as a growler filler or some swing top bottles in a pinch. Not saying you can't fill bottles smaller bottles with it, but with a beer gun you have better controll. The size of the tubing makes filling regular 12oz bottles tough without spraying beer everywhere.If you looking to fill bottles from the keg for competitions the beer gun is the way to go. If you just want to bottle some up to take over to the neighbors this product works great for growler and swing top bottles.
860480
You could, but I wouldn't recommend it. The pressure won't stay constant and over time your beer could gain or lose carbonation. I use this when I take a keg to a party with a picnic tap. Works great for that.
34701
i would not use it to bottle beer. i don't feel the seal on the top is permanent enough for the storage of beer over any period of time. mw
1924797
yes it should.i have a mr beerand it looks the same. I ordered the spigot for a 5 gallon plastic bucket that I now brew 4 gallons of the mr beer in. it called for drilling a 1 inch hole to mount the spigot, hope this helps!
2124696
Yes, but the measurements won't line up when you are filling the bottle. We use the small liners sometimes for water ir juice with the large bottles.
715700
No, a can will not fit in the cylinder. You pour the liquid into it, whether beer or any other liquid you use.
1920541
It should. I know you can fit something inside that is the size of standard soda can with no problem.
2272384
The cup holder is adjustable so I think it would fit a mason jar. It holds my hiking water rei bottles and those are wider than my coffee cup or soda can.
1952514
Sorry to be so slow in responding. I drank a bottle of beer yesterday afternoon just to test how well the stopper fit. It was nice and tight and I am sure it never come out. If you wish to use the stopper in a beer bottle I am sure it would work well.
2260189
It will just barely fit inside, but it won't sit down in there nicely and will wobble and fall out unless you hold onto it with one hand while you're pouring with the other, so not the ideal situation for that type of jar.
99613
Yes. The base is very lightweight and tends to slide around. @ 6"w x 8"l The jug slips on/off and does not overhang the base.
226962
Yes, as long as the growler can be capped. No twist caps. Leave more head space before you cap it, otherwise you Co2 will pop the cap. For ingredients, just go to your local home brew store where they'll help with the ingredient kits.
1657698
I believe it will. I have a 3-tap tower that I bought here on Amazon. The filler slips inside the tip of the faucet. That part works well. Where I have a problem is that I have my tower on my kegerator, and it sits in the middle of the top. In that set up you really can't get a growler well situated to fill. I would suggest that if you plan on using this to fill growlers you have something you built yourself, or bought, where the taps are either front-mounted, or have a tower that is mounted near the edge of device so you can actually get the growler under the tap in a good configuration. I believe it will. I have a 3-tap tower that I bought here on Amazon. The filler slips inside the tip of the faucet. That part works well. Where I have a problem is that I have my tower on my kegerator, and it sits in the middle of the top. In that set up you really can't get a growler well situated to fill. I would suggest that if you plan on using this to fill growlers you have something you built yourself, or bought, where the taps are either front-mounted, or have a tower that is mounted near the edge of device so you can actually get the growler under the tap in a good configuration.
1489720
Only if your gallon bottle has a regular sized canning opening. I hope this helps. It does not fit my small opening on our gallon jug.
259440
I'd say its best used as a growler filler or some swing top bottles in a pinch. Not saying you can't fill bottles smaller bottles with it, but with a beer gun you have better controll. The size of the tubing makes filling regular 12oz bottles tough without spraying beer everywhere. If you looking to fill bottles from the keg for competitions the beer gun is the way to go. If you just want to bottle some up to take over to the neighbors this product works great for growler and swing top bottles.
1850865
That depends on the height of your jug. There is about an inch of space below our pump in our 5-gallon jug.