Review on ☕ Discover the Convenience and Richness of Nitro Cold Brew with Our 64 oz Stainless Steel Home Keg Kit Coffee Maker System (Silver) by Tamika Lawrence

This is not a coffee maker. With it you can serve cold coffee with a foam head, but for this you need to pour already prepared coffee into it. I assume it forms coffee froth. Also note that it doesn't have a regulator and if you overfill the keg you will create over pressure which can lead to unsafe conditions. They warn against pouring more than 48 ounces of liquid for any reason. This is standard equipment that you can purchase from several companies. It's actually a mini keg style beer mug with a tap and an adapter for the same cartridges commonly used for whipped cream (n2o), soda (co2) siphons and some wine dispensers (n2). The same keg type is available from 64 oz to 170 oz and you can buy compatible dispensing caps from several companies in different configurations. The faucet is the exact same equipment used in bars and kegerators. But it's a complete package at a reasonable price. This is a miniature version of what some cafes use to store and dispense trendy iced coffee. It can also be used to serve craft beer, cocktails or whatever you like. The included faucet is for frothing stout and the like, so if you don't want that, get a faucet without cream. They start somewhere around $15 and use a standard mount, so you can easily swap them out. All that said, I cleaned it, poured in a pot of store bought cold brew coffee, filled it with a N2O/whipped cream cartridge and it came out a nice cup of frothy coffee with a thick beer crown. Is it really better than just pouring coffee from the bottle it came in? I don't know, but it looks neat.