Review on 🍺 Supplies for Brewing and Winemaking in the Midwest by Carlos Macy

The hardest part was drilling a hole in the big cap of the bottle. The bottle has a small spot where I can poke an air hole and it comes with a small cap to keep it closed. I found that they have devised a way for the air to return from the faucet to the bottle when the water comes out. Pouring a small hole in the bottle helps the water come out quicker, but for my purposes it's not much different. Now it's not the faucet's fault, but I have found that I have to be careful when screwing the cap onto the bottle or it will leak. I screwed it on and although it seemed to me that it was screwed on properly, it was leaking and I saw that it wasn't screwed on properly. I have to use both hands to get the seal right. There is no faucet leak. I only bought one faucet but I use it for two bottles. The cap might not be the same for both, but I have more trouble making sure the second bottle doesn't leak. If it's leaking I just tighten the cap and eventually it stops.