Stainless Steel Mini Keg Growler

This is what a pitcher and a thermos would look like if they had a kid. Big enough to hold an entire half gallon of milk or a full orange juice from its large carton container, this Thermo Flask does a superb job of keeping a liquid cold. I fill it with ice water for work. Then for the entire shift I have refreshingly cold water without needing to refill the flask.Plus, the cold retention is so strong that I'd still have ice after twelve hours (at room temperature). While there isn't anymore ice after 24 hours, the water is nonetheless still cold. The flask also remains bone dry. Because of it, I can confidently put my cold drink inside my backpack or on top of paperwork at my desk without my items getting soaked.Due to its top-notch performance, this fairly inexpensive flask would also be excellent for long road trips. I’m considering buying a second, and perhaps even a third. One would have ice water, while the others will have milk and OJ. I would then have refrigerator-quality drinks during my travels without being gouged by buying at expensive stops.For that reason of multiple drinks, I wish this flask came in different colors. Also, unless you have big hands, handling this stout container is normally done with both hands. That also applies even though there's a grippy exterior powder coating. And as big as the flask is, I wish it's even bigger.In all, this is a high-performing container that I’m happy I bought.

all the good reviews you will read here are true. cold liquid stays cold for a long time, same for hot. however, mine came with a dent on the bottom edge of the rim, likely because of handling during shipment. it will likely not affect the quality of the product, but im peeved that my new growler already has a dent even before i laid my hands on it.

I really like these mini kegs. I ordered one to try it out and filled it with Diet Coke to try it out. I was bummed when, after two hours, I unscrewed the top and no fizz came out. I emailed the seller and was told that either the cap was too loose or too tight. Fair enough. I wanted this for home brewing so I decided to "bottle" some of it in this mini keg before the 30 day return had expired. Two weeks later and the brew was perfectly carbonated. I immediately ordered 3 more and have another brew conditioning in the 4 mini kegs. Hopefully, the 3 new ones will hold the carbonation.One complaint I do have about the first mini keg I received is that I can see some of the welding discoloration on the inside. It's partially noticeable on the outside bottom. I hope it's just cosmetic. If all is good I will upgrade to 5 star.The product feels like a tank. The cap is not cheap plastic it is one solid piece of metal. I'm almost sure that if carbonation leaks out I can just buy another gasket.Bottling beer takes 1/10th the time with these mini kegs. Next purchase: a mini keg dispenser

Only one use and mine was leaking in front of me

Doesn't keep liquids cold dor 12 hours as stated but only for maybe 2-3 hours but will keep it cool for about 9-10 hours.

Worth the money! I originally had my mind set on a HydroFlask but the prices were more than I wanted to spend, then I stumbled on this similar bottle. I read the reviews and decided to give it a shot and I was not disappointed! Left ice water over 12+ hours and the ice was still intact! So excited to put this to use during Las Vegas summers and I work out of my car so it will keep me hydrated on the road! An awesome investment!

My only beef with this that I bought a bunch from them and they were just thrown together in a big box and all arrived very scuffed up.I've recently bought over 6 different “insulated, double walled, vacuumed, stainless steel” bottles / growlers from 3 different companies. The first thing you need to know is that all these bottles/brands are pretty much the same and most (if not all) come from the same manufacturer. The next thing is that the lids can become crumby and leak when holding soda or beer as well as hot drinks and soup, so be prepared to buy a fitting flip lid or screw in stop cap if you want to get serious with it (probably from Hydro Flask).Klear Bottle: http://amzn.to/1YZPeY7 (Least expensive brand, great packaging, nice looking bottle!)Thermo Flask: http://amzn.to/1M3PRGT (Slightly more expensive than the Klear, same exact bottle, 3 were thrown together in a box when shipped and because of that all of them were all scuffed up upon arrival.)Hydro Flask: http://amzn.to/1QwQAXe (Most expensive brand, came in plastic wrap, you’re just paying for the name brand and the variety of bottles here.)Considering price and packaging are really the only variants with these things, I say go with the Klear Bottle if they have the size and color you are looking for.The Hydro Flask bottles are the only ones that say “hand wash only” but I’m sure thats the rule of thumb for all of these so you don’t warp the lid.

Woo-Hoo! Cheaper than those "hydro-flasks", and they do the job well!At 64 oz., this is a hefty bugger to lug, but it keeps cold drinks for hours. My own experience? On a 90 degree day, this sat in my car for 5 hours, and I still had ice clinking around after that duration.(I had one ice tray - 16 cubes, in at first.), my filtered (by PUR) water was cold and delish.I was skeptical at first, teens love their trends, but this one is good!Don't wait, buy yours today! Just make sure it's cheap......