Cask Ale Single Tap

£17.99

Single Plastic Cask Tap – Durable, Food-Safe, Easy-to-Use Looking for a reliable cask tap to dispense beer or ale from your cask or barrel?

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Description

Single Plastic Cask Tap – Durable, Food-Safe, Easy-to-Use Looking for a reliable cask tap to dispense beer or ale from your cask or barrel? Our Single Plastic Cask Tap Complete offers a smooth, hassle-free pouring experience with its easy twist-handle design. Made from hard-wearing, food-grade materials, this durable plastic cask tap ensures safe and efficient beverage dispensing, perfect for breweries, homebrewers, and events. Key Features: Durable & Long-Lasting: Crafted from tough, hard-wearing plastic designed for repeated use. Food-Safe Material: Made from high-quality, food-grade plastic to ensure safety and freshness. Smooth Operation: Easy twist-handle for effortless opening and closing, ensuring a steady flow. Versatile Fit: Available in 3/4 BSP, L Thread, and Y Thread with three tail options for flexible connections. Easy to Clean: Features a removable eye for quick, thorough cleaning. Upgrade your beer dispensing setup with a plastic cask tap designed for durability, efficiency, and easy maintenance. Perfect for all your cask ale needs!

Specification

Manufacturer Harry Mason Ltd
Type Cask Taps

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Questions about this product

When should a cask be tapped?

After it has been vented and allowed to drop bright. Tapping too early stirs the sediment back through the beer and you will be pulling cloudy pints for hours.

Why did my keystone split?

Almost always because the tap went in with several light blows rather than one firm one. The keystone is designed to be punched through cleanly in a single strike.

Brass, stainless or wooden?

Brass and stainless are the practical choices for regular service and both clean easily. Wooden taps are traditional and common at festivals and for gravity-served cask, but they are a single-use item in some cellars because wood is porous and harder to sanitise.