🍺 MRbrew Upgraded Beer Faucet: Premium Stainless Steel Draft Beer Keg Tap with Well-Pouring - Perfect for American Beer Shanks and Towers Review

Unlike chrome plated brass types where the chrome flakes off over time and then the beer eats the brass. This is non-corrosive. Very very well made and looks like it will last forever. A little more expensive, of course, but never let you down. If you are looking for a high quality beer faucet valve, this is your perfect choice.

I bought this because I read that pouring soda/sparkling water through anything other than stainless steel can make you nauseous. It wasn't something I wanted to risk, especially when I could get stainless steel at this price and quality. It was'nt easy! It works great and the gaskets and seals are easy to put back on after cleaning.

These stainless steel faucets are about as good as you can get for the price. Under $20 for a stainless steel beer faucet is a fantastic deal and the quality of these beer faucets definitely matches the price. Obviously, they don't quite compare to the fit and finish of a Perlick or Intertap stainless steel faucet, but then again, they cost nearly three times the price. They did a great job during the event with several different people operating the cranes. They feel well built and hopefully…

I bought this to replace my old brass beer faucet. At the time I only bought it to try it out. I really thought this stainless steel beer tap was worth buying. Powerful and beautifully designed. The surface is not chrome plated, but the stainless steel material makes the surface of the faucet body very bright, really won't let me down. I hesitated a little when I saw this price when I bought it because it was a little lower than the price. The price I expected was concerned the quality would…

I was initially very happy with this purchase but have had nothing but problems lately. I started having trouble controlling the amount of foam when pouring. I constantly adjusted the CO2 pressure to solve this problem. I ended up trying to tighten the union nut and was eventually able to run into some decent problems. This faucet allowed air to flow around the arm post. Unfortunately, this fix didn't last long. I now have to unscrew the cap nut or grapple with half a cup of foam before each…