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Posted 22 June 2021
Krups Sub Compact Beer Machine + 8 Mixed Torps (in Stock) £149 at Beerwulf (UK The Sub)
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THE SUB COMPACT PARTY STARTER PACK (RRP £ 202.42) £ 149.00
Football is coming home, so there’s more reason than ever to pour pints worthy of any pub from your own home bar. With this SUB Party Starter Pack you can support your home nation and celebrate the internationalism of the tournament at the same time. Watching the game whilst sipping draught pints from competing nations, is the ultimate way to get involved and recognise two beautiful examples of European and British culture. Praise be! SUB Kegs from England, Italy, Spain, France, Belgium and more!
Football is coming home, so there’s more reason than ever to pour pints worthy of any pub from your own home bar. With this SUB Party Starter Pack you can support your home nation and celebrate the internationalism of the tournament at the same time. Watching the game whilst sipping draught pints from competing nations, is the ultimate way to get involved and recognise two beautiful examples of European and British culture. Praise be! SUB Kegs from England, Italy, Spain, France, Belgium and more!
- The SUB Compact Black
- Strongbow Dark Fruits: UK
- Newcastle Brown Ale: UK
- Cruzcampo Gran Reserva: SP
- Heineken: NL
- Pelforth: FR
- Birra Moretti: IT
- Zipfer: AT
- Affligem Blond: BE
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56 Comments
sorted byI would agree that price per pound the blade seems like the good compromise.
No complaints about the actual pump or beer quality or variety though.
I would say the Blade is the best compromise which is why getting one is like RHS
A neighbor has gone too far the other direction with a proper multi line chiller , gas ,and pub barrels in his man cave. Setup probably only cost him £500 as stuff is ex pub but he needs to drink 80 pints of Stella a month or the barrel goes off .Equipment upkeep cleaning pipes etc is like a hobby to him.
Works out at about £2 a pint pretty much whichever.
Sounds fantastic I want one 80 pints a month no bother
Or even a tassimo coffee machine
I called over there Saturday lunchtime on a quick erand for the missus and had to drag myself away after 2 pints of Stella . I can see why he does it.
So he did all that to get rubbish beer. Better off going a local brewery and get fresh beers from them.
My last order £63 for 3 kegs, approx £1.20 per pint of spaten and lowenbrau, vs £4.90 in the pub no contest and no taxi home in my own bar
Your math is a little bit off at £63 /31.5 pints = £2 a pint.
Not disagreeing with the fact it’s great value compared to the pub. Think I’ve paid £7 a pint for Lowenbrau at Christmas markets.
Well I've got a torp in the fridge so I sure hope the sub turns up tomorrow!
I've been watching these videos in preparation and while this guy is not the slickest operator on YouTube after a watching a few of his videos his enthusiasm actually swayed me into getting one
Torps Friday and sub Saturday! Perfect as the subs were then pre-chilled ready to go when the sub arrived!
Treat yourself in these awkward times. Well worth £99. Nice bit of kit
It is a bit steep but the beer isnt the stuff brewed in the UK its the proper thing (Heineken imported from Holland, Moretti imported from Italy) the ABV is stronger and the taste difference between the torps and a bottle is supposed to be worlds apart
Ayup mate how do you go about getting a delivery and what tap I'm really interested
One if my local breweries, rebellion in marlow do a wide variety of options ,beers and sizes and methods, including dispensers you can hire
You got me there, but my wife loves her Tassimo.
I'll stick with the cans of Budvar.
Same thing I use it for. Have you glued the tops on while it's priming? I used some strong garden wire wrapped around the top and then uber the bottle but I had three of the six pop open.
The beer that comes out of them is gorgeous it's very clean, easily as good as a pub pint if you pull it right and stronger as well, I think it hits you more because the beer is cleaner than you're average pint
I could swig pints of Moretti in the pub all day, 4 or 5 pints of Moretti out of these and I'm fairy tipsy it's really high quality
One of these/Blade
and a Perfect Draught would compliment each other well
No, I've always under primed and replaced the lid, never had a lid come off although one torp must have had a leak and I had to bin it.
This time I'm a little worried. I never measured the final gravity until my next brew was already on the boil. I bottled anyway but it's gonna stay outdoors for 2 weeks until it's ready to be fridged.
I'll know in the next week or so!
I'd say arguably a pint out of the Sub is better than the pub myself tbh, especially the Moretti it's beautiful isn't it
All 3 of them are lovely I like Desperados as well that's a nice summer drink, never used a PD but heard they're really good
This and the tiny torps of beer makes this a non-starter for me.
Agree. My sub and 8 torps arrive tomorrow
Wonder will prices return to what they were as demand lessens and lockdown has been lifted?
Mine was the other way round, machine yesterday, Torps today. Ready to drink now tho!
Man loves his beer :). I sat and watched his video with 2 tabs going and in the background (In my other tab) there was like classical emotional violin music playing, and it blended in perfect towards the end of his video, he's staring at the beer with the music going and it was actually emotional
A bit of production help and his videos could be emotional and beautiful, a YouTube sensation
Thanks for the encouragement, I've joined too many Sub and Torps groups on Facebook that I may go mad if I don't buy it! Also realised with a bit of research, the compact edition is the only version available now.
I see the same keg package is £75 on the site, making the sub £75 in this deal, which ain't bad to be fair and a few quid to be claimed via cashback too.
By the time (if ever) it hits £50 again I'll have got plenty of use out of this one.
You can brew a high quality 40 pint beer kit for less than 100 quid. That includes the cost of a Fermenter, barrel, hydrometer etc. And then you only need to buy the kits for less than £25.
You can also go all grain for not a massive amount more if you use the Brew in the bag method. BITB.
There are some amazing beer kits out there that easily beat pub beers.
It generates compressed air which is pumped into the keg, surrounding the internal 'bladder' which contains the beer and hence pushes the beer out. It isn't gravity fed.
Plenty of sub groups on Facebook but at £8 for 3.5 pints it's not good value. Pints are hard to get right and usually come out too foamy.
Personally I got one used for £50 because I home brew and reuse the kegs. The lid pops off with a sharp knife and a bit of working and the tap can be reused. I have my latest batch out the back (a pseudo lager) as I'm afraid of bottle bombs as I bottled and primed it when I don't think the brew has finished. So far so good after 2 days priming.