GrowlerWerks Element Stainless Steel Growler
GrowlerWerks Element Stainless Steel Growler – Double-Wall Vacuum-Insulated
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- VACUUM INSULATED GROWLER - Double-wall vacuum Insulation, keeps beverages cold, or coffee hot for hours.
- VACUUM INSULATED GROWLER - Double-wall vacuum Insulation, keeps beverages cold, or coffee hot for hours.
- EASY-POUR TWiST-LOCK CAP - Allows you to pour freely with out taking off the cap
- FOR ALL THE ELEMENTS - Durable powder coated finish and rubber footing provide extra protection against dents and scratches. Great for the Outdoors. Use while Hiking, Camping, at the Park, or on the Beach
- GREAT FOR ALL SPORT PARENTS - The Element is designed for both hot and cold beverages. Use on the sidelines to keep water ice cold for your thirsty athlete, or keep hot chocolate at its hottest on cold brisk days or keep your coffee fresh and toasty during those early morning games
- BRING THE PARTY WITH YOU - The Element is truly the perfect growler for any libation and every location
This is vacuum insulated, has a 1 gallon capacity, is pressurized and has a built in tap. That makes it an on the go mini keg that, in many cases, won’t even need to be refrigerated.
GrowlerWerks Element Stainless Steel Growler – Double-Wall Vacuum-Insulated for Cold Beverages All Day – Beer, Seltzer, Hydro, Coffee – Easy Pour Spout, Twist Lock Cap, and To Go Carry Handle, 64 oz – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
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I have one from Hangar 24. I can see how some might not like them but I like it and the two places I take mine to be filled have their taps a little higher than normal.
I’ve spoken with a few employees at various breweries, taprooms and pubs – this style growler is, by far, their least favorite to fill. The height makes it difficult to fit under some faucets, the wide handle means it won’t fit into a standard plastic bucket (to catch overflow) and the porcelain stopper easily chips. But it’s very nice looking.
I have one and I love it. It’s well made and (I think) rated for pressure (which few glass growlers really are). I get the difficulty filling though. If you didn’t have the height under your taps, it could be a problem. Also the narrow neck results in a quick fill at the end which could cause overflowing.