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Posted 29 June 2023
Philips Perfect Draft Home Beer Draft System HD3720/25 - £159.99 (Members) Delivered @ Costco
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Now you can start to enjoy a glass of fresh cold draft beer at home with this Philips beer tap unit HD3720/25.
The temperature indicator shows you when your beer is at the ideal drinking temperature of 3°C.
The volume level indicator shows you how much beer is left in the keg.
The beer freshness indicator shows you how long your beer will remain fresh.
All parts touching beer are renewed with every new keg, ensuring a hygienic experience and high-quality beer.
The Philips tap unit requires only surface cleaning and can be easily stored away
Features
Now you can start to enjoy a glass of fresh cold draft beer at home with this Philips beer tap unit HD3720/25.
The temperature indicator shows you when your beer is at the ideal drinking temperature of 3°C.
The volume level indicator shows you how much beer is left in the keg.
The beer freshness indicator shows you how long your beer will remain fresh.
All parts touching beer are renewed with every new keg, ensuring a hygienic experience and high-quality beer.
The Philips tap unit requires only surface cleaning and can be easily stored away
Features
- 70W
- 6L Kegs
- 30 days of beer, 3°C
- LCD display (temp, volume)
- Removable dishwasher proof drip tray
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sorted byThe prices have always been reasonably high, it is what it is... luxury item, but yep they've gone up again (even with facebook group discounts, that have largely gone now). As mentioned above, the selection has dropped massively.. to the point I think they'll probably get rid of the niche beers you could get (easier/felt cheaper than ordering from bottle shops etc) and swap in more run of the mill beers you can get cheaper in a supermarket.
If you are interested, take a look at the secondhand market as there's many appearing that are pretty new, but be prepared to be popped onto an emotional roller coaster
For example, I absolutely cannot drink the UK brewed Stella, it's horrible! in both the pub and in the cans.
However on the PD, it's an excellent lager!
In fact, most beers in UK pubs, especially European lagers are brewed under license in the UK and not the same beer you would find abroad. Sad but true.-
Buy some decent lager like pint cans of Kronenbourg.
Then every pint is like a proper pint and only about £1.60 a pint instead of over £4 with this and you also save £160 on the machine as well. Thank me later.
- 70W
- 6L Kegs
- 30 days of beer, 3°C
I assume that's a typo, surely they mean 6L kegs, 3 days of beer?Or 3 hours for some
This was great for its range of drinks not just lagers but recently it's range has been dreadful and way overpriced.
I have both.
None of them had any kegs in stock.
I thought that's the norm, where did everyone get theirs from?
By the way, bottles aren't too bad, I find them better than cans. (edited)
So many beers carry the name of famous brands but are a shadow of the originals.
as an example, Leffe has now recently been lowered to 6% for UK market and it tastes nothing like the 6.6% version! They cut corners, and the people of the UK seem fine with that.
On sunny evenings, nice to have a real pint as it was intended.
Most pubs in my area charge well over £5 for a pint of UK brewed swill, I would rather stay home and have a decent pint rather then be mugged with some cheap imitation. I usually have a bottle of water if i go to the pub these days.
People complaining about the prices is probably a contributing reason to why we get the cheap rubbish in the UK (edited)
Everything has gone up in price. Even beer in the supermarket, and not only that they are lowering ABV's and cheaping out on ingredients in addition to increasing the price.
Remember the beers on this machine are all brewed in their respective countries and imported. Of course it's going to be more expensive than beer brewed in the UK under license. (edited)
Not a daily driver for beer
It's all one big cost cutting exercise
Cheers !