TOF Guinness Stout Keg Coupler - U System

Description

Serving creamy stouts like Guinness calls for special draft beer equipment, including this U System keg coupler. This TOF brand beer coupler comes complete with US standard output fittings and a U system input for an easy connection to your existing keg.

The keg coupler is in charge of connecting your gas tank, keg, and beer line. In the case of Guinness, you will need a gas tank with a 75% Nitrogen/25% CO2 gas blend. When you operate the black plastic handle, gas is pushed into the keg, which then forces the beer through up your vinyl beer lines all the way to the draft faucet. If your beer coupler is not attached properly, your system will not dispense as it should.

With a body made from nickel-plated brass, this Guinness keg coupler has a 304 stainless steel probe — the part that is inserted inside the keg. Every part of this coupler that comes into contact with your beer is made of stainless-steel. This high-end material ensures durable performance and a high-quality pour with no added metallic taste.

Please note: this coupler includes a standard handle, rather than the European handle, for greater ease of use.

This 100% stainless-steel contact keg coupler fits U System keg valves, which is what you’ll need for popular stouts such as Guinness, Harp, Kilkenny, and more. You won’t be able to dispense these stouts with a standard US Sankey (D System) keg coupler. To make sure the beer you want to serve uses the U System, refer to our complete coupler guide:

Click here for a complete list of beers that can be tapped by this U system coupler.

Assuming you're attaching it to a U system beer keg, this Guinness and U-system keg coupler slides on for a quick and easy installation. Its high-quality design makes it a great choice for both home and commercial bars.

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