Picnic Tap 2.1: The Ultimate Brewing Innovation.... well... Maybe...

[@joshuapinter]

Thanks for reviewing this. Wanted an unbiased take on it to see if it was really decent. Cheers!

[@BenhamBrewing]

These things are pretty cool! I am SHOCKED more people are not using them/aware of them!

[@steveanimatrix3887]

I use 3 gallon kegs so they fit in my beverage refrigerator with a small CO2 bottle. One other benefit to this tap is it is probably the lowest vertical profile tap you'll find. It saved several inches at the top of my fridge so I could put the shelf in without some 1.5" long tap handle.

[@BenhamBrewing]

Very true! Thanks for the comment!

[@AM2PMReviews]

I really wanted that NukaTap mini but it is always sold out. Maybe this is the way?

[@BenhamBrewing]

HIGHLY recommend it! Price is better on the Picnic Tap 2.1 vs the NukaTap Mini.

[@GREEENZO]

Might seem crazy, but would this work for warm beer at about 30psi? I ferment and spund in my kegs and am looking at this for taking samples without beer shooting out super quickly. Thanks!

[@BenhamBrewing]

Not crazy at all. I use these for the very same thing, but my pressure ferments are 1 bar (15 PSI), as the tap is designed for. Its not designed for 30 PSI, but I'm sure it would still come out slower than a standard picnic tap. For carbonated beer at 30 PSI, it will foam. Can't speak to uncarbonated beer at 30 PSI, as I have not tested it. If you do get one, please let me know how it works!

[@GREEENZO]

@@BenhamBrewing thanks! Decided to give it a shot, had some leftover Amazon gift card balance from Christmas, so figured why not! I’ll report back on how it does under 30psi, cheers!

Unfortunately, they are $84.00 in Ontario, now.

[@BenhamBrewing]

Wow!!! Ok that’s insane. Shoot me an email. I have an idea that might help your geographical situation! [e-mail].