Hands on Review: EcoVessel BOSS Stainless Steel Triple Insulated Growler with Infusion Basket
Hands on Review EcoVessel BOSS Growler
The EcoVessel BOSS Growler boasts stainless steel construction, triple insulation, an infusion basket and a unique cap that gives you two choices and features a plastic strap that attaches to the growler. It has a standard 64 ounce capacity and comes in multiple color options.
Top of the growler. This growler has two openings. A larger one for filling and pouring and a smaller one for drinking. Both have gasketed seals.
A look at the top of the infusion basket
A look at the infusion basket. This is generally intended for tea leaves and water flavorings, but can also be used for hops. You’re basically dry hopping/Randalizing beer right in the growler. A great way to try different hops (or maybe even other ingredients) or enhance a beer.
Front of the label – Eco Vessel, TriMax Triple Insulation, Keeps cold for 36 hours, keeps hot for 8 hours, 64 oz, 1.9 Liters. I believe the ml here is a misprint.
Premium Stainless Steel, No BPA, No Liners, No sweat
Bottom of the Growler
Care Instructions
Inside of the growler
Inside of the lid – notice the gasketed seal
A look at the top lid
The Eco Vessel 62 Ounce Growler
Conclusions
Overall, the EcoVessel BOSS is well constructed and well thought out. It has some unique features that are interesting and helpful for homebrewers and craft beer lovers.
Get the Gear
Vacuum Insulated Large Travel Growler Bottle for Water, Beer, and Tea – Stainless Steel 64 oz Thermos Water Bottle with Infuser Filter and Wide Mouth Dual Opening Cap – EcoVessel BOSS 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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Curious—did you ever try this with pellet hops? If so, did the screen keep hop matter out of the glass when you poured?
Is the bottle opening the standard widemouth opening that nalgene and other bottles use?
How small are the holes in the infuser? Also, how big is the infuser?