Philips PerfectDraft Beer Keg Machine, Home Beer Draft System with LCD Display, 30 Days Fresh & 3°C Cold Beer, Real Tap Handle, Metal 6L Keg (HD3720/25)

Best thing we have brought for our outdoor garden bar! Used on a regular basis never had a problem. Great value for money. Pours a perfect pint

It is ok

What a fantastic machine, cold beer (3 degrees) on tap at home. The kegs I’ve tried so far have been much better than can or bottle equivalent with the Stella coming from Belgium. Very easy to set up and use with a clear display and drip tray. There is a pro version now with variable temperature and an App but this is fine for me. You can get £5 back on the empty kegs towards the next one, just watch your waistline as this is very tempting all the time. Easy 5 star for this machine

I always have one keg inside to start my Friday night. It could cool the barrel faster during changes.

Only just set it up as it was a Christmas prezzie considered dry January well lasted 20 days. Couldn't wait any longer and chuffed to bits. Had 2 kegs of becks delivered with it. Didn't take much to set up and the beer cooled very quickly . Absolutely love it

I got to try this for the first time at a house party last month, to say I was a bit jealous is an understatement. This unit is stylish, it has a classic black and silver look that is at home either on a kitchen worktop or in a home bar without looking out of place. The unit is very easy to put together, simply get your keg (not included) and after rinsing the everything you clip the tap unit onto the top of the keg, put in the new tube, and finally open the doors of the machine and put the keg in its new home. When the machine is turned on the little display on the front lights up, it lets you know how many pints (roughly) you have left in the machine, how many days left on the keg (maximum of 30) and how cold it is. Next you have to be patient, you have to wait for the keg to get to 3 degrees so that it is at the optimum temperature to serve. You can speed this up by pre-chilling your keg, otherwise it takes about 12 hours. When you are ready to serve you pull a pint as you would with a normal beer tap! The unit keeps itself pressurised so it pours perfectly until it is empty. This is a nice neat unit and the only problem is that there is one supplier of kegs. The average price is about £30 and you get roughly 10 pints per keg. You can send the empties back and get £5 credit to use (so £2.50 per pint) and sometimes you can find a local shop that sells short dated ones cheaper. As there is one manufacturer you might not get every beer that you want, but there is a reasonable range. All in all a perfect addition to a home bar which will last 30 days if required. As long you you keep a supply of kegs chilled then you should be kept in a good supply all night!

The dispenser is the perfect replacement for the older one that failed.

Had this for little more than a month .Was a little apprehensive at first ,tried the Stella keg wasn’t too impressed found it very frothy and went flat quick.and Moved on to spartan and then Jupiter which iv found a great pint better head and holds a fiz. Head to beerhawk or perfect draft for the kegs and deals .You will find it a little expensive but you do get money back consistently from tokens and returns.It probably works at roughly twice as expensive than drinking cans from the shop but half as expensive as a pint in the pub .only downside to the perfect draft Machine is the temptation , it is very easy to just go poor yourself beer.So if you struggle to stay from the drink I’d probably not recommend it !

Warum kann man so was in Deutschland ohne Adapter verkaufen?