Updated: September 12, 2024

Intertap Faucets are a forward sealing faucet.  The forward sealing design helps prevent sticking.  Intertap Faucets have a unique modular, threaded spout design which can fit a variety of attachments including a growler filler, stout spout and ball lock post.  Additional, related options are available including shanks and a self closing faucet spring.

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• Intertap Faucets and Accessories at MoreBeer
  • Stainless Steel Beer Faucet | Forward Sealing | Intertap D1210
  • Chrome Plated Beer Faucet | Forward Sealing | Intertap D1211
  • Stainless Steel Beer Faucet | Flow Control | Forward Sealing | NukaTap D1584
• Intertap Faucets and Accessories at cornykeg.com
  • INTERTAP STAINLESS STEEL BEER FAUCET
  • INTERTAP CHROME PLATED BRASS BEER FAUCET
• Intertap Faucets and Accessories at Keg Connection
  • InterTap Stainless Steel Forward Seal Faucet
• Intertap Forward Sealing Faucet – Stainless Steel – via Keg Outlet
• Search Amazon for “Intertap Faucet” – offerings vary
  • Intertap D1210 Forward Sealing Beer Faucet (Stainless Steel)
  • Intertap Faucet | Stainless Steel | Forward Sealing | Easy Cleaning | Sliding Shuttle O-Ring Guide
  • Intertap Chrome Plated Faucet,D1211
  • Intertap Stainless Steel Faucet
• Intertap Faucets and Accessories at Great Fermentations
• Intertap Faucets and Accessories at William’s Brewing

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Updated: July 14, 2024

This review is by Homebrew Finds Contributor Brad Probert.  Brad is an engineer, expert homebrewer and experienced reviewer.  Grab a link to Brad’s website at the end of this review.

Limited Time Deal, Nukatap Sale!

• For a limited time William’s Brewing is discounting Nukatap gear including faucets, towers and more by 15%. 
• No coupon code necessary, discount reflected in cart.
• Shipping is free or reasonably priced flat rate to addresses in the contiguous US depending on your order size for most items.

Nukatap Faucets and Accessories at William’s Brewing

Nukatap Flow Control Keg Faucet

There are a wide variety of options for how to take your kegged homebrew with you to a party or meet up with friends. There is a big draw to kegging your homebrew because of how it simplifies the process of serving your beer after it’s finished in the fermentor. But it’s obviously less portable than individual bottles. There are mini keg/growlers you can fill from the tap, or bottle fillers that you can connect right to your tap. But these options all come with the extra step of cleaning and filling additional “stuff”. Being able to serve directly from the keg has advantages from that perspective.

Flow Control Faucet Disassembled

The most common option of serving from the keg is the picnic tap/cobra tap attached to a length of beer tubing. The downside of cobra taps is their propensity to fail, or propensity of your partygoers to not know what they’re doing and end up spilling/wasting a lot of beer. A jockey box is great for a bigger event where you’re going to be pouring a lot of beer over a longer period of time. But these are expensive, big/bulky to haul around, and makes another thing that has an involved cleaning process afterwards.

There have been ball lock keg faucets out on the market for some time. But unless you’re using these on a growler with a restrictive dip tube in it, these aren’t very practical. Putting a regular faucet on a keg gives you a cup of mostly foam unless you take special care to nearly de-carb your beer first (and who likes flat beer?). For these to work properly when directly attached to a keg, you need a flow control faucet. Kegland’s ball lock shank – Review – has the same interface as a regular keg shank like you have on your keezer, so they just mate this to their regular Nukatap. Then you can serve directly from the keg, and it’s not a big piece of gear to haul around with you or clean up later.

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NukaTap Faucets come in three variations. Stainless, Stealth (Matte Black) and Flow Control. All feature stainless steel construction, forward seal design and all the other NukaTap innovations.

I’m also linking to Intertap faucets and accessories where applicable because all Intertap spouts work with NukaTap

• Nukatap Stainless Flow Control Faucet – at William’s Brewing
• Nukatap Flow Control Keg Faucet – at William’s Brewing
• NukaTap Faucets & Accessories – at William’s Brewing
• NukaTap Stainless Steel Beer Faucet (With Flow Control) D1584 – at MoreBeer
• Gen 2: NukaTap® Stainless Steel Beer Faucet | Flow Control Gen 2 | Forward Sealing
• KegLand Nukatap Beverage Faucet | Patented Forward Sealing Design | Flow Control | Stainless Steel | Beer Tap | Interchangeable Spouts – at Amazon
• Nukatap Flow Control Keg Faucet – at Keg Outlet
• Nuka Tap Stainless Steel Flow Control Faucet – at Keg Connection

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Updated: July 14, 2024

This review is by Homebrew Finds Contributor Brad Probert.  Brad is an engineer, expert homebrewer and experienced reviewer.  Grab a link to Brad’s website at the end of this review.

Nukatap Flow Control Keg Faucet

There are a wide variety of options for how to take your kegged homebrew with you to a party or meet up with friends. There is a big draw to kegging your homebrew because of how it simplifies the process of serving your beer after it’s finished in the fermentor. But it’s obviously less portable than individual bottles. There are mini keg/growlers you can fill from the tap, or bottle fillers that you can connect right to your tap. But these options all come with the extra step of cleaning and filling additional “stuff”. Being able to serve directly from the keg has advantages from that perspective.

Flow Control Faucet Disassembled

The most common option of serving from the keg is the picnic tap/cobra tap attached to a length of beer tubing. The downside of cobra taps is their propensity to fail, or propensity of your partygoers to not know what they’re doing and end up spilling/wasting a lot of beer. A jockey box is great for a bigger event where you’re going to be pouring a lot of beer over a longer period of time. But these are expensive, big/bulky to haul around, and makes another thing that has an involved cleaning process afterwards.

There have been ball lock keg faucets out on the market for some time. But unless you’re using these on a growler with a restrictive dip tube in it, these aren’t very practical. Putting a regular faucet on a keg gives you a cup of mostly foam unless you take special care to nearly de-carb your beer first (and who likes flat beer?). For these to work properly when directly attached to a keg, you need a flow control faucet. Kegland’s ball lock shank – Review – has the same interface as a regular keg shank like you have on your keezer, so they just mate this to their regular Nukatap. Then you can serve directly from the keg, and it’s not a big piece of gear to haul around with you or clean up later.

Check Current Pricing and Availability, Review Continues Below:

NukaTap Faucets come in three variations. Stainless, Stealth (Matte Black) and Flow Control. All feature stainless steel construction, forward seal design and all the other NukaTap innovations.

I’m also linking to Intertap faucets and accessories where applicable because all Intertap spouts work with NukaTap

• Nukatap Stainless Flow Control Faucet – at William’s Brewing
• Nukatap Flow Control Keg Faucet – at William’s Brewing
• NukaTap Faucets & Accessories – at William’s Brewing
• NukaTap Stainless Steel Beer Faucet (With Flow Control) D1584 – at MoreBeer
• Gen 2: NukaTap® Stainless Steel Beer Faucet | Flow Control Gen 2 | Forward Sealing
• KegLand Nukatap Beverage Faucet | Patented Forward Sealing Design | Flow Control | Stainless Steel | Beer Tap | Interchangeable Spouts – at Amazon
• Nukatap Flow Control Keg Faucet – at Keg Outlet
• Nuka Tap Stainless Steel Flow Control Faucet – at Keg Connection

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