is the cap well built? want to use it to hold beer from our local tavern.
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Yes. I have two 64 oz and a 32 oz stainlessAll the lids are a plastic with a thick rubber connector . None have kneaded a drop. I also have the optional pop up or sipper lids... They are also sturdy.
373255
Yes, the cap is very well built. Just make sure it is not missing the opaque white silicone gasket or it will leak.
373256
I bought the 24 oz unit, and the cap is very stout, and scews in tightly, and has a rubber gasketl for a leak proof seal.
373257
Yes it appears to be. Mine has sealed well and doesn't seem to have any issues. If the container was full though and dropped onto the cap(hard flooring) I'm not sure how it would hold up. So far though it has been great.
373258
Yes. I have two 64 oz and a 32 oz stainless All the lids are a plastic with a thick rubber connector . None have kneaded a drop. I also have the optional pop up or sipper lids... They are also sturdy.
373259
Absolutely. I've got four I use for carrying homebrew or for bringing home beer from breweries. The bottom is very clearly marked 64oz, in case they have any questions.
907153
Absolutely, it's well built and sturdy. The only issue I had was that for a couple of weeks there was a fairly strong smell from the finish.
1614934
Yes you need a crown cap tool. If you have not purchased an equipment kit you should. It will have the tools you need to ferment and bottle the beer. You'll probably need some sanitizer too. Enjoy !
1803427
No good, top has a curve in it from front to back, and grooves to drain the water. You might be able to stand a beer right in the middle, but I would be very careful. Hope this helps.
1523847
You need proper grolsch bottles with the dent. Normal beer bottles have nowhere for the cap to hook onto.
1831858
Personally, I think the helmet would be a little large for a beer tap handle. Maybe if it were the only tap you had, but if you have it next to another...I think the helmet would be too wide. Just my opinion. It's a nice size helmet for autographs. I had mine signed by Russell Wilson this summer at a youth football camp in VA.
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I think the stainless steel would hold up (assuming you left the lid off to allow for vapor expansion), but since the flask is only 2 oz (the size of a shot glass), I would be surprised if that was useful.
623661
It is!!! It was one of the "perks" when we considered this piece for our everyday brewer!
665657
It is not designed to function like that. It will leak or the cap will fall off if held upside down.
681284
it'd be fine for the amber glass, as for the rubber and plastic on the cap, not sure. But you can fill the bottle up to the point so that it doesn't make contact with the alcohol.
2017606
It is sturdy. Mine looks the same as in the pic. Just holds the usual things.
499465
It's plactic, but it's a solid plastic. Had mine over a year and still going storng for a mid-cap.
1905124
That is exactly how it is intended to be used. The packaging says it will hold 20 or so caps mounted per instructions. My experience is that it will hold about double that amount. I've had it several months, and it has yet to drop a cap.
817392
The stainless steel cap is very sturdy and won't rust. The black part on the cap is a heavy plastic, the pour spout & rim. I do wash by hand and make sure it's very dry.
886472
I have not tried, but the general consensus from my other brewing friends is that trying to seal a cap on a screw off beer bottle generally doesn't go well. It'll let air in and you'll end up not carbonating/risking infection.
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Because it's class it's not going to be durable. But I's say yes. Keeping it on the night stand, coffee table or desk would be suitable. It's easy to drink out of. The lid fits well. It's snug as it has a rubber seal around the edge.
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The caps can be tricky to assemble. Contact us before purchase and we will gladly assemble them for you (at no charge of course) before shipping. Already have the bottles? Call us at 1-888-BREWING for easy installation directions. Cheers!