Yukon Growlers Stainless, Vacuum Insulated Growler
Yukon Growlers Insulated Beer Growler – Keep Your Beer Cold and Carbonated for 24 Hours in This Stainless Steel Vacuum Water Bottle – Also Keeps Coffee Hot – Improved Lid – 64 oz
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- KEEP IT COLD: Imagine drinking COLD and CARBONATED BEER on DAY TWO of a Camping Trip or Festival! With this double-walled, insulated growler, you now can!
- REFILL AT YOUR FAVORITE BREWERY: Fill at any Microbrewery or growler-filling station. Our growler has the standard Government Warning and Growler Size engraved on the bottom.
- THROW IT IN YOUR PACK: This Rugged Growler has NO LEAKS and NO CONDENSATION so throw it in your bag without a care!
- IMPROVED LID: This model has our new Brew Lid, which is a great choice for BEER or HOT DRINKS. This hybrid lid has only stainless steel touching your drink, combined with strong polypropylene threads for a leak-proof seal
This model includes a government warning that some states require for refilling at a commercial brewery. If you’re unsure what your state requires, double check that if it’s important to you.
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A look at the cap, faucet and tubing
A look at the included mini CO2 regulator. Note that this is a regulator as opposed to an injector. Injectors give you no regulation of pressure other than the amount you choose to inject. This is an actual regulator that you can set to a desired pressure. That’s a key feature since this is intended to be used with compatible glass growlers.
A look at the faucet. A standard picnic/cobra style tap with a small length of tubing attached.
A look at the inside of the dispense cap. Notice the included o-ring/gasket. The cap feels sturdy and well built.
A look at the cap top-down. A PRV is installed on the top of the cap. That’s for venting to help adjust pressure or when you’re ready to remove the cap. The male flare at the bottom is for installation of the included regulator.
A look at the entire assembly after a soak in PBW. Note that I did not soak the regulator in PBW. That was installed after cleaning and rinsing the cap, faucet, tubing and dip tube.
A look at the front of the CO2 pressurized growler dispenser
A close up of the regulator dial. The gauge on this regulator reads 30 PSI. Under no circumstances should this be set at 30 PSI. I keep it under 10 PSI. For serving I’ve found that just 1 or 2 PSI is sufficient. It’s important that you read and follow all manufacturer’s instructions for this unit. In the background: 
A top down look at the adjustment knob
Top down look at the entire unit
A side view look at the dispense cap. My cap says “Max Pressure 15 PSI”. I keep it under 10 PSI. For serving I’ve found that just 1 or 2 PSI is sufficient. It’s important that you read and follow all manufacturer’s instructions for this unit.
The picnic tap hangs nicely on the growler handle
