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If you've ever worked in a bar, pub, or other establishment that serves beer, then you've probably used a growler on occasion. When a keg is running low, it's emptied out into a large bottle while a fresh keg is being tapped. This large bottle is a growler. So if you're

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When do you use a growler? When a keg is way too much, but a bottle isn't nearly enough. For many people, a growler is an alternative to a keg that is just much easier to carry around. For bars and pubs, a growler can also be used to hold the last dozen or so ounces of beer

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Not a beer bottle. A beer growler. What's the difference? When you're serving beer out of a keg, there will be a point when the keg starts to run dry. When that happens, it's time to tap another keg. But there's usually some beer still left in the near-empty keg, often more

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Who can use a growler? Anyone who works at a bar, pub, or other establishment that serves beer, for a start. When a keg is running low, you can tap a new one before the old one runs completely dry. Whatever is left in the old keg can be placed in a growler to be used later

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If you're promoting a microbrewery, then you're probably looking for a promotional giveaway item that would be useful in a bar or liquor store, rather than something that an individual customer would find useful. A growler actually makes a great choice. It's larger than a

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A growler makes a wonderful premium giveaway item if your clients tend to work in bars or other establishments that regularly sell beer. Every time that a keg needs to be emptied, that growler will get used and show off your brand name. Of course, in order to work as a

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The Growl'r is the perfect travel companion. It's 100% brewery approved, so get your weekend fill. Designed to keep 64 oz of your favorite brew cold and carbonated for up to 48 hours. Glass-free zone friendly.