Receive a bonus dispenser when you buy any bottle of Tap King James Squire 150 Lashes or Chancer Golden Ale 3.2L. Click & Collect only. $26.99 each.
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Free Tap King Dispenser Unit w/Any James Squire 150 Lashes or Chancer 3.2l $26.99 (Save $32.99) @ Dan Murphy's
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I could not fit the price of beer in the title
yeah, however the amount you are saving is nonsense if you don't know the cost price.
This is like the free printers when you buy ink.
Had a TK from a previous deal and have bought kegs on and off. These are great when you are the occasional drinker and only want small or custom quantities at a time. They last 20ish days but we have sometimes dragged it out to a mth.
I would of thought a normal case of beer would be better for an occasional drinker, cheaper per litre also.
Call me a wuss but there are times when 330ml is too much and all I want is like half a cup of beer. Lol I know… but this is why I say its perfect for dispensing custom amounts.
Yep you are a wuss. "Times when 330ml is too much" ???? Really?
There are times when 2x 330ml are too much.
Tap King beer tastes better than bottled beer. But whether it's worth the relative lack of convenience is debatable.
I threw out my last free tap king dispenser. I still think you're much better off just buying a slab
Anyone drink this beer? In either form. Comment on tastes? Im usually a Carlton Dry/Hahn Super Dry/Peroni man…
i don't mind either of them…
plenty of reviews on the website…
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It cost's 150 lashes of the cane?
I love drinking out of these things, kinda fun to pour your own beer and it tastes awesome.
Not sure about value of beer compared to 6 packs etc, but hey, its fun!
If these beers are usually sold in 330ml bottles a 3.2L keg for $27 is the equivalent to almost $67 for a slab.
Still expensive if you ask me (although if didn't get the freebie dispenser previously it may be worth it)
i love my tap king, i don't drink either of these particular beers but i still think beer tastes better out of this thing, despite the more expensive cost
I agree, good novelty fun pouring your own been and take up a lot less space then a case of beer but a bit more expensive.
That's because a case of 375ml beer has 9 litres, almost 3 times the amount.
You don't have to put them in the fridge all at once.
Solving 1st world problems.
I got a free TK last time and don't have enough room in the fridge to keep one in permanently, so would only use it for parties, and BBQs.
Are these bottles refillable, as in for home brew?
EDIT: Never mind, it looks like they're plastic. Hubby gave away his plastic bottles because he prefers glass.
Had one for Xmas where they had a kit with glasses and dispenser for $35,
They also had a recent offer for two kegs for $50
They're superb for entertaining guests, boags, 150 lashes taste great, forget the other one I've tried. Gotten through, 4 bottles since xmas, gonna get a fifth and hack a hole in an esky to put the free dispenser
For homebrew fans, you can buy the 12g cylinders of CO2, a small triangular screwdriver and re-use the bottles, they're thick plastic
I'm saving all my empties to do this, I recon 6-8 will take care of a standard batch of homebrew.home brew kit usage. good call.
Check out'tapking hacked' to make it for home brew dispensing. Works great. Done it myself.
I used these for a while but ended up getting rid of it. My observations:
Pros
- novelty value
- tastes better (although not as good as pub poured)Cons
- limited selection of beers available
- takes up lot of space in the fridge (and when one keg is getting low you need to put another in the fridge - takes up even more space)
- takes longer to cool the keg than bottles or cans
- you lose a bit of beer due to froth/foam
- only have 3 weeks to drink the beer
- stuck with drinking the same beer until the keg is empty
- costs moreIn summary; worth trying, but long term not that great an option (IMO).
I regularly drink the squire Golden ale out of tap king. Is don, is good.
I prefer tap king to bottled beer and appreciate how easy it is to sneak a little half glass. Worth a $26.99 outlay for this "trial".
I have had the pale ale in the pub. I may give it a go out of tap king to grab another back up. Both are fine brews. I just wish they had the Amber on tap.
After you get a second bottle you can claim your free badge too:
Yep, just got mine through, took about two weeks. 'ELDORADO' should make the missus giggle (speaks spanosh)
$26.90 -price in title