🍺 Optimized Jug/Growler Filler for Perlick Faucets (600 Series 630, 650) Review

I don't know what clean means, but otherwise it worked perfectly for me. Minimizes foaming and completely eliminates leaks in my Perlick faucet. I might even get another one and adapt it to my beer gun.

Tried ultra low pressure, washing machine and straight up. It seems to fit the faucet perfectly, but then when the beer comes in it flows everywhere. Other fittings do not have this problem.

Perfect match for my Perlick 650SS. The only caveat is that the tube isn't long enough to reach the bottom of my standard growler (I like to fill from the bottom up). So I replaced the hose with a longer one.

If you have one of the compatible faucets and spouts it's worth filling them quickly and easily with minimal air contact and getting the beer to the bottom of the jug and without to squirt. The snug fit of the o-ring was perfect and I found a quick rinse and spray of StarSan got it ready for next time.

I have a mix of 650 and 630 faucets on my Kizer and it works great. Tight, not tight on clean taps and you can fill the growler without holding it. Quick tip. keep it clean and refrigerate if you can. Chill your growlers for a while before filling, which will greatly reduce foaming. If all the bits are the same temperature, the beer will foam a lot less.

is clear. Too bad I didn't know about this before I got the beer gun. Sooo much better and easier to use and a lot cheaper. Disinfection is also much easier. There are different sizes for different types of faucets. So be sure to order the right one. Now I'm bottling singles instead of lugging around lengths of tubing and CO2 bottles. I don't even adjust the delivery pressure. 8-10psi

Fits my Perlick but the tube is too short and stiff to hold the growler upright. I don't find it any better than pouring the beer straight into the growler. If the time was about 8cm longer and a little more flexible I could leave my growler and probably fill with no problem, but in this situation I have to cover it under one angle of 45 degrees, which makes it unusable for me.

At first I didn't think I got the right product. I couldn't hit the faucet. But with a little determination, brawn, and a bit of brawn, I was able to pop it in the faucet and use it. I noticed that after just a few uses, the rubber grommets that help seal it in the faucet began to break due to the shear force required to insert the filler. I'm considering ordering another one and crossing my fingers that it fits better. Luckily, this is a home made kegerator and not a growler toppings store.

This works great with my 630. It's a little tight but that's a good thing as he has to talk inside when the beer comes out. No leaks. A small note: the inner diameter of the hose is 5/16 inch. The ROC among us may be wondering how this will affect barrel line balancing. To be honest I didn't have any major problems. FWIW, my beer is kept at 36-38 degrees at 12psi and that line is pretty short, so I relaxed, not worried, and drank my craft beer. I looked at him and wondered how difficult it…