Conodor
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What styles of beer would be used with thus faucet. I ordered 3 normal and 1 creamer. But don't know what ill use it for yet.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Perlick creamer faucet
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Baja_Brewer
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You can use it to pour any normal beer if you want...then you can put on just exactly as much head as you want!
I bought two of them and use them day to day...I (will be using)/use the creamer function for stouts and the sort...
I bought two of them and use them day to day...I (will be using)/use the creamer function for stouts and the sort...
Conodor
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Cool thanks. Figured I would run the wifes porter though it. Maybe try my wee heavy also.
Eventually ill add 2 more faucets. If I like the creamer option I might add a second one.
Eventually ill add 2 more faucets. If I like the creamer option I might add a second one.
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So with this can you get a nitro effect with co2?
Baja_Brewer
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I think when I upgrade to two more taps, I will add a creamer faucet. Use it for dessert beers (hazelnut brown etc), porters, stouts and cream ales. I have seen videos of this in use and it is really cool!
Quick question: If I am about to order 2 Perlick taps would it be worthwhile to just purchase two Perlick creamer faucets instead of one creamer and one regular?
It seems like the Perlick creamer faucet is the "jack of all trades" b/c it will give a nice clean pour for blondes and a creamer head for stouts.
It seems like the Perlick creamer faucet is the "jack of all trades" b/c it will give a nice clean pour for blondes and a creamer head for stouts.
