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I'm not sure what the point is. If you drink it fast enough, it won't have time to get warm.
Quote from: nateo on August 16, 2012, 08:08:09 pmI'm not sure what the point is. If you drink it fast enough, it won't have time to get warm.It would be nice for camping, hiking, banjo festivals, band practice, relaxing on the beach, leaving in the car while you go for a surf, playing golf - pretty much any situation where you want to have a few cold homebrews but can't or don't want to bring a cooler.
A thermos does the same thing. It just doesn't have the NB logo on it.
Quote from: brewmichigan on August 24, 2012, 08:22:56 amA thermos does the same thing. It just doesn't have the NB logo on it.most of those aren't rated to hold the pressure though. I think that's the big difference with these SS growlers
Quote from: morticaixavier on August 24, 2012, 08:25:54 amQuote from: brewmichigan on August 24, 2012, 08:22:56 amA thermos does the same thing. It just doesn't have the NB logo on it.most of those aren't rated to hold the pressure though. I think that's the big difference with these SS growlersGood point, Didn't think of the pressure. What is different about this that it can hold the pressure?
What do you all think about the possibilities of filling it with fully carbed/conditioned brew from 12 oz bottles? I assume when you're talking about 'holding pressure' you're talking about filling it from a keg with a beer gun or equivalent. Not being set up for kegging, I was wondering if you could fill any growler (glass or stainless) with beer from several 12 oz bottles in the morning and still expect it to be carbonated enough come say 4:00?