Beer tower
Beer tower is a beverage dispenser used to serve beer. It is a popular device in bars, pubs, and restaurants, and is also used in home settings. The beer tower is also known as a beer tube, beer giraffe, or beer column.
Overview[edit | edit source]
A beer tower is a table-top beverage dispenser for beer. It typically consists of a long, often cylindrical container made of plastic or glass, with a tap at the bottom and a lid on top. The container is usually filled with beer from a keg, but it can also be used to serve other beverages. The beer tower allows multiple people to serve themselves from the same container, which can be a convenient and social way to enjoy beer.
History[edit | edit source]
The beer tower has its roots in the traditional beer stein, which was used in Germany and other European countries to serve beer in communal settings. The modern beer tower evolved from this tradition, with the addition of a tap and a larger capacity. The beer tower became popular in bars and pubs in the 20th century, and has since become a common sight in many drinking establishments around the world.
Types[edit | edit source]
There are several types of beer towers, including:
- Standard Beer Tower: This is the most common type of beer tower. It has a simple design with a single tap and a cylindrical container.
- Chilled Beer Tower: This type of beer tower has a compartment for ice or a cooling element to keep the beer cold.
- Multiple Tap Beer Tower: This beer tower has multiple taps, allowing it to serve different types of beer from the same container.
- Tabletop Beer Tower: This is a smaller version of the beer tower, designed to be used on a table or counter.
Usage[edit | edit source]
To use a beer tower, the container is filled with beer, either from a keg or bottles. The lid is then placed on top, and the beer is dispensed through the tap at the bottom. The beer tower is typically placed in the center of a table, allowing everyone seated around the table to serve themselves.
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