Beer Faucet

[CMLarrison]

So, I just finished building my raised collar for my keezer to accept 5 taps. Does anyone have any input on traditional faucets versus perlick faucets? The perlick's seem nice but they are also double the price too.

[JimF]

Spend the money!  You won't regret it.  Perlick don't get gummed up like regular taps... On Aug 9, 2013 11:42 AM, "CMLarrison" <brew-equipment@crbeernuts.org (brew-equipment@crbeernuts.org)> wrote:

So, I just finished building my raised collar for my keezer to accept 5 taps. Does anyone have any input on traditional faucets versus perlick faucets? The perlick's seem nice but they are also double the price too.

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[bf514921]

option one - buy the cheap faucets, regret it then replace with perlicks.
option 2, save yourself the money and buy perlicks.
I have had both, I wish I had not wasted my time and money with the other style first and just bought the perlicks to begin with, they don't stick and are just overall nice product.

[krjamk]

Anyone had bad luck with the chrome plated Perlicks vs. the Stainless? I know plating can where off over time but has anyone used a faucet enough to have this happen?

[bf514921]

does pearlick make chomed faucets?

[JimPotts]

Yes, they do now.

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[tompb]

Just my 2 cents. Stainless Perlicks are a one time purchase. Parts are readily avaliable and the housing won't ever wear out.

[Matt F]

Not sure what they run today but shop around and find a deal. You won't regret buying stainless Perlicks. When I got them they were a new thing and only ran about $28 a piece. That was a long time ago.