Pouring Czech Style Beers with a LUKR Side Pull Faucet

A traditional sight in parts of Europe for centuries, the Czech side pull draft beer faucet has just become something of a familiar sight for American beer drinkers in the past decade or so. Originally created to pour Czech pilsners, this different-looking draft faucet features a ball valve handle that you pull horizontally to pour beer from and a spout that you insert into the glass to fill it.
We teamed up with a great local bar and bottle shop here in Buffalo, The Beer Keep, to show you how to pour Czech style beer so you enjoy authentic mugs full of amazing beer!

[@EggsForDayz]

Love the beer keep

[@2010LACES]

Can you do a video on how to clean and maintain the side tap?

[@KegWorks]

Thanks for the idea, William! We will get that in the works.

[@2010LACES]

@@KegWorks Thanks! I just got lukr taps and am looking for a kegerator to use it with.

[@donatosammartino2961]

@humanrobot

[@macnfresh]

@@2010LACEShow are you liking the Lukr tap? I just got one and set it up yesterday

[@canadianbrewer]

I kinda like more beer and less foam.

[@bobkowalski7655]

The foam from a czech tap is much more dense and moist than what you would get from a regular tap. If you leave the beer sit for a while, the foam will turn into liquid and top off your glass to exactly 0,5l which is the normal serving size (the glass itself is a bit bigger)