128OZ Growler

Quality item, well made, works perfectly if you are using it to carbonate one gallon batches of beer,cider,pip.

Great for test batches, however it is only going to give you 8 16oz glasses. My last test batch of beer took 2 months to be ready, and was gone in a day (I had help)

The keg is phenomenal, I have used it to carb a batch of lager, Birch Beer Soda, and Kombucha. I did have some issues with the regulator, but TMcrafts' Customer services is spot on, and incredibly helpful. I had to contact them when my regulator went wonky and no longer accurately was able to safely gauge the pressure. They responded fast, and because it is under warranty, they shipped something out that very day. 10/10 would buy another, and did 3 weeks after this one arrived. I have had no leaks, cleaning is a breeze, it fits well in my fridge (if you unscrew the tap handle while you are charging the keg in the fridge), and I totally plan on going to TMcraft if I ever want to increase my batch making capacity.

I’m very happy with this mini keg. Convenient for home brew or picnic with your favorite beer

Full disclosure, this is my first keg ever. Just got into home brewing and I'm already sick of bottles. So, I figured, why not keg it. This one is a good price and since I normally only do 1 gallon brews it's perfect for my needs. I finished a Chocolate Stout the other day and it went straight into the keg. I pushed 20 PSI into the keg and it's been sitting in the fridge ever since. Should be carbonated by this evening just in time for a dinner beer. Cons: The tap is VERY touchy. I don't think that's normal, but the tap on this sucker is touchy as all get out. Make sure you have it pushed back all the way before you open the CO2 or you'll be cleaning up a mess. Don't ask. It's a bit taller that what I would have liked. It fits in the fridge, but I had to take out the shelves to fit this sucker in there, so not great if you only have 1 fridge and want to keep the tap and CO2 on it. Pros: It is small in diameter, and easy to fill. The hole in the top is more than ample for your racking cane and if you shine a flashlight in there you should be able to stop the flow in time to leave some headroom for CO2. It's easy to use. Like I said, I'm a newbie and it was really easy to figure out and set up. Clean the crap out of everything, sanitize, sanitize and then sanitize again and you should be fine. Overall, I think it's a great little keg. If you do small batch brewing or you just want to take a gallon with you, seems like a pretty good deal. UPDATE... Added a picture for size reference. The tap is still a bit touchy, but I'm getting used to it. I did take my beer straight from ferment into this keg. After about a week at 20 psi it is carbonated. You need to check it for the first couple of days to make sure it stays at 20 psi...but it does work. Serving pressure of 5 is a bit much for my beer, ends up being half beer half head. Very happy with the purchase overall and I may buy a second one. ***2 year update. Haven't brewed a lot due to health issues, but we did recently purchase a second. Found out my original was missing the tap spring when the new one came in. We have a hydromel that's going from ferment straight into the new keg. We like this thing. FYI...You can have it filled at a brew store no issues. Make sure they purge it first with CO2 and then fill it. TMCRAFT, Please provide an ASIN so I can order a new spring or even a new tap. Thanks.

excelente producto.

We bought this for our son & he’s really happy with it. He took it to a local brewery to get it filled & the woman who filled it told him that’s the nicest growler she’s seen. He’s only filled it the once but it’s really great so far.

Been brewing hard kombucha in this system. Works flawlessly, fits perfectly into my main fridge with a quick rearrangement of shelves. Brewing weekly small batches; Don't need another fridge with CO2 system. Compact and badass.

The SS pressure vessel is very well made as well as the CO2 pressure regulator and the tap valve. Great for keeping your beer carbonated.