Nitro Stout Beer Faucet

A nitro stout faucet has a narrower body and an internal restrictor disc that forces the beer through at speed, breaking out the nitrogen to create a thick, creamy cascading head. A standard CO2 beer faucet can't produce that texture, which is why stouts like Guinness need a dedicated nitro tap.

Yes. Remove the restrictor disc inside and attach a standard CO2 gas setup, and the faucet dispenses traditional-style beers. It uses a G5/8 thread and is compatible with standard shanks and beer towers.

It is. The faucet is built entirely from food-grade 304 stainless steel rather than chrome-plated parts, so it stands up to coffee's acidity without corroding or leaking. That makes it a good fit for nitro cold brew on tap.

Yes. With its G5/8 thread and compatibility with standard shanks and beer towers, it fits typical homebrew kegerators and keezers as well as commercial bar towers.

The gas port is a 3/8" O.D. barb sized to fit a 5/16" I.D. gas hose. Pair it with a nitrogen or beer-gas (mixed-gas) setup for nitro pours, or CO2 once the restrictor disc is removed.

A custom logo can be applied on request. Contact us to confirm minimums and lead time for branded units.

For in-stock items — anything you can add to the cart — shipping is included in the listed price. For made-to-order items, delivery is either free (marked on the product page) or calculated when you place your order, based on destination and volume.

In-stock items typically arrive within one to three weeks. Made-to-order items take three to six weeks, since we work directly with manufacturers and need time for production and logistics before shipping. Your assigned manager confirms a more precise estimate once your order is placed. Please note we can't be responsible for delays caused by customs clearance in the destination country.

In most cases, yes — we aim to ship Delivered Duty Paid (DDP), which means duties and import taxes are handled so you don't face extra charges on delivery. In rare cases we may ship Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU), where you would settle import charges directly with the carrier — but only when agreed with you in advance.

Yes. Most of our equipment comes with a one-to-two-year manufacturer's warranty covering factory defects and technical faults under normal use; the specific term is stated on each product page. If a defect appears, we arrange a replacement or refund in line with our Exchange & Return Policy, and our team guides you through the claim step by step.