Agata Super Agata Bench Capper
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REVIEWS(13 Total Reviews)
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February 23, 2012 at 06:52 AM
Price: $40.00
Pros: Adjustable
Cons: A little rickety for what I would like.
Recommended? Yes
Overall it is great for capping bottles. Mounting the unit helps. -
February 17, 2012 at 10:13 PM
Price: $60.00
Pros: Much easier to cap with than wing capper. quickly adjusts.
Cons: needs mounted or it will move around when capping.
Recommended? Yes
Speeds up capping with one handed operation. When i fill from the keg I have the beer gun in one hand and work the capper with the other. It makes capping much faster, easier, and keeps me from losing carbonation off the keg. -
January 24, 2012 at 08:53 AM
Price: $16.00
Pros: Great capper. Although I switched to an old bench capper, I keep this net to my fridge to recap fresh-poured bombers when I'm drinking alone to keep it fresh until I pour the second glass!
Cons: Wing cappers are all a bit slow to do large batches with
Recommended? Yes
Red Baron Wing Capper. Single-item price listed from Midwest, but I purchased it as part of a Brewer's Best homebrewing starter kit. I had found the best price through eBay on a posting from Midwest ($85 + $25 shipping to NH). Standard good quality equipment. -
January 24, 2012 at 08:49 AM
Price: $0.00
Pros: Free, HEAVY duty
Cons: Not attractive, a little clunky.
Recommended? Yes
An old bench capper from my father's brewing days back in the '60s. Works well, but it's ugly and clunky. Still, it's a lot faster to bottle a batch with this than it is my wing capper! -
Price: $35.00
Pros: Works flawlessly. Less effort than a wing capper.
Cons: Made mostly of plastic, though it seems quite durable.
Recommended? Yes
I definitely prefer this capper over my old wing capper. Well worth the money, in my opinion. The fact that it adjusts itself on the fly is a nice bonus when you have several different sized bottles. It's worth the extra money over the standard bench capper.
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