My local pub has one of these machines, it’s fine for single pints, but if someone orders a round, you have to do complete pints (with resting time) one at a time. It takes over 10 minutes for 3 pints. Fine for home use, but useless in a pub scenario.
Absolutely love this and the concept of it. Totally appreciate all the work that has gone into it…. but…. Is it really £750😬 I mean thats a little steep? Really don’t wanna sound negative.
it's far too expensive - especially in comparison with the Perfect Draft system and the Blade & Sub systems. The cans are expensive too! But the actual cost of the machine alone means that it's simply not worth it for me (and many others I am sure). The price per pint (excluding the draught system cost) is £2.91, on average a pint of lager on the Perfect Draft works out at £2.04 (with the 3 keg discount code), and the machine is £400 cheaper as well - plus you can pour over 40 different types of beer. Guinness at home would be great, but this is a very very misjudged price point IMO.
This is neat and I wouldn’t mind it, but it’s only for the UK market. The site only ships to the UK and the American site only sells glasses, hats and t-shirts 😖
Hey I’m just about to pull the plug on one, I have the new ish nitro surge device with the cans and it is a decent setup, have you tried the nitro to compare to the micro draught? Many thanks
@@spencerlamb10 Yes i own both & to be honest they are both on par id say in regards to taste. I use the microdraught at home and if visiting friends i take the nitrosurge device and cans knowing im guaranteed a great pint. Love using the cradle on the system and seeing the guinness surge & pretty much pour itself ☺️👌 it is definetly a crowd pleaser when friends visit 😁
@@ianscott1812 Really appreciate your reply I was hoping you would say it’s night & day difference for the eye watering price but like you say it look the business and a crowd pleaser. I have built a pub in the garden and I have a Heineken blade which is great but I do love my Guinness. I bought the nitro cans direct from Ireland and they are nice tbf. Thanks again enjoy mate 👍🏽
@@hurrah1eqe892 yeah no. i don’t even know what regular cans of Guinness sell for but i KNOW that a 24-pack of these specially manufactured cans is WAYYYYYY more than £30 🤣 what are you smoking dude
To complicated and expensive. Bought the original Guinness surger and the cans were not in stock in shops long which was annoying, can imagine this will go same way. The surger was much simpler and guinness tasted good.
As others already mentioned it‘s extremly overprieced. Maybe Guinness should release a suitable product for ‚perfect draft system’ or go for a solution with a 10L barrel on their own - that‘s something i‘d surely buy. Would be awesome if you don‘t need to refill when drinking with a friend for the night :)
1:00 3:04 3:42 Like listening to a Government Covid advice advert. The tap won't pour unless she's 3-5. Again guys, temp is 24hrs chill and ideally 3-5. Fuck it lads, sure if its 1-8 It'll pour anyway. 😂😂😂
So expensive….I’d rather just go to the pub and keep the pub scene alive instead of staying in doors. I want perfectly poured Guinness for £1.50 a pint across the UK.
He lost me at "you'll find 4 special cans of Guinness designed for the tap" - This means you pay £700 for a tap which will only be of use unless you buy special cans. What if Guiness stop producing them? If they were to make a system they should have at least made it compatible with the normal can standard. This is what I do not like about Guiness products. Just make something designed to take Guiness draught cans OR make a widgetless version without the fancy brand names like "Nitrosurge" etc.
I’m Irish. A Guinness drinker for 30+ years. Who in Diageo decided that Guinness should be served cold?? It’s horrible cold. Guinness is like red wine and should be served at room temperature. Anyone who drinks Guinness knows this and knows how to pour it. So this product is simply wrong in so so many ways. It’s just Guinness in a can. Obviously no one in the Diageo “innovation” dept actually drinks Guinness. (Remember “new taste” coke in the 80s?? - innovation isn’t always good). Note in 1759 there was no refrigeration and no nitrogen b/s. This “cold Guinness” is a new thing - as in last 25 years. I worked in bars when I was a student in the 80s and Guinness was never cold. So this isn’t the proper way to drink Guinness imo.
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This has to be the most over-engineered thing to force someone to pour a can of beer correctly. I don't hate it, but I really don't need it.
Appreciate the effort in producing the device. However,far too expensive and not exactly practical in a normal household.
Fantastic product and I really want it! However as said by someone else, £750 is a bit steep
Dear Guinness, please send me a micro draft for Christmas. I have been the bestest lad this year. Thanks!
Had to check this wasn't published on April 1st!
That's a lot of money for a can dispenser.
You can buy a Lindr keg setup for less.
does it need to use a clamp? as my bar doesn't have an area to clamp this on.
Btw this gadget would sell if it was for a keg containing 10 pints on top - not a can. It’s the “can” that devalues the whole idea.
Personally for me the can system is better, no need to drink a whole keg within a timeframe. The price of the unit however is insaine
Ridiculous. And I love the stuff!
I don't know how the price to use ratio makes it good value?
Where can I buy one of these?
My local pub has one of these machines, it’s fine for single pints, but if someone orders a round, you have to do complete pints (with resting time) one at a time. It takes over 10 minutes for 3 pints. Fine for home use, but useless in a pub scenario.
Bars in Europe need this! Id take one of these over any Guinness sold in Central europe (unless it's poured hy an irish person)
Is this really £730 better than a nitrosurge?
Absolutely love this and the concept of it. Totally appreciate all the work that has gone into it…. but…. Is it really £750😬 I mean thats a little steep? Really don’t wanna sound negative.
well I do love it too, and would like to buy it. But really do think that it is quite expensive. And it's not immediately available in Belgium.
That's not just a little steep.
its for daulkey, dun laoghaire heads.
it's far too expensive - especially in comparison with the Perfect Draft system and the Blade & Sub systems. The cans are expensive too! But the actual cost of the machine alone means that it's simply not worth it for me (and many others I am sure). The price per pint (excluding the draught system cost) is £2.91, on average a pint of lager on the Perfect Draft works out at £2.04 (with the 3 keg discount code), and the machine is £400 cheaper as well - plus you can pour over 40 different types of beer. Guinness at home would be great, but this is a very very misjudged price point IMO.
Why is Gerard from Peep Show selling Guinness products?
Tube up the nose
He's moved on from Cyberman to Guinness.
@@Frorackous corfu 06?
This is neat and I wouldn’t mind it, but it’s only for the UK market. The site only ships to the UK and the American site only sells glasses, hats and t-shirts 😖
I’ll stick with my nitro surge, it does the job and I can take it with me (With some of the nitro cans), also too expensive.
Does the same thing as the guinness nitro and that only costs £25. Guinness can be very out of touch sometimes
"if its not at the correct temp it wont pour" Proceeds to say it will pour between 1 and 8 degrees??
man you gotta REALLY love Guinness to splurge on this thing.
Just get a proper keg at that point honestly
Pretty cool 😎
Happy to say i own it & is a fantastic piece of kit. Guaranteed a great tasting pint. Sláinte 🍺
Hey I’m just about to pull the plug on one, I have the new ish nitro surge device with the cans and it is a decent setup, have you tried the nitro to compare to the micro draught? Many thanks
@@spencerlamb10 Yes i own both & to be honest they are both on par id say in regards to taste. I use the microdraught at home and if visiting friends i take the nitrosurge device and cans knowing im guaranteed a great pint. Love using the cradle on the system and seeing the guinness surge & pretty much pour itself ☺️👌 it is definetly a crowd pleaser when friends visit 😁
@@ianscott1812 Really appreciate your reply I was hoping you would say it’s night & day difference for the eye watering price but like you say it look the business and a crowd pleaser. I have built a pub in the garden and I have a Heineken blade which is great but I do love my Guinness. I bought the nitro cans direct from Ireland and they are nice tbf. Thanks again enjoy mate 👍🏽
Does it pour like a Guinness extra cold or more like an original??? Cheers
Mine over pours all the time… and too much foam
Thought this was an April’s Fools promo.
Love Guinness but like the other comments £750 is madness mayb Santa will get me one
Deffo not worth 750 GBP and the cans are prob expensive too.
I thought this was a joke at 1st , I mean is it so very hard to pour out Guinness at home this is needed ?
Do you have a price on the special cans yet?
£70 = 24 cans
£30 for a 24 pack
@@hurrah1eqe892 yeah no. i don’t even know what regular cans of Guinness sell for but i KNOW that a 24-pack of these specially manufactured cans is WAYYYYYY more than £30 🤣 what are you smoking dude
@@guinnessbible372 god damn
Why not just just drink the dam can like a beer? lol
You forgot to say the magic word...Sláinte!
We're truley living in the future!
Love everything about it... except the price. £750 is insane. How much are the cans?
LOL. Found the cans on the website. £70 for 24 so around £3 each! 🤣😂🤣😂
To complicated and expensive. Bought the original Guinness surger and the cans were not in stock in shops long which was annoying, can imagine this will go same way. The surger was much simpler and guinness tasted good.
It's juicero all over again.
except this machine actually does something…which the Juicero did nothing but squeeze a pouch. come on dude how braindead are you
As others already mentioned it‘s extremly overprieced. Maybe Guinness should release a suitable product for ‚perfect draft system’ or go for a solution with a 10L barrel on their own - that‘s something i‘d surely buy. Would be awesome if you don‘t need to refill when drinking with a friend for the night :)
Costs 750 and the cans are 69.99 for 24 💀💀💀
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Like listening to a Government Covid advice advert.
The tap won't pour unless she's 3-5.
Again guys, temp is 24hrs chill and ideally 3-5.
Fuck it lads, sure if its 1-8 It'll pour anyway.
😂😂😂
Your having a laugh, anyone who buys this is a total bell
So expensive….I’d rather just go to the pub and keep the pub scene alive instead of staying in doors.
I want perfectly poured Guinness for £1.50 a pint across the UK.
It looks like a useless novelty for seven hundred quid. Fools and their money are easy parted!
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He lost me at "you'll find 4 special cans of Guinness designed for the tap" - This means you pay £700 for a tap which will only be of use unless you buy special cans. What if Guiness stop producing them? If they were to make a system they should have at least made it compatible with the normal can standard. This is what I do not like about Guiness products. Just make something designed to take Guiness draught cans OR make a widgetless version without the fancy brand names like "Nitrosurge" etc.
I’m Irish. A Guinness drinker for 30+ years. Who in Diageo decided that Guinness should be served cold?? It’s horrible cold. Guinness is like red wine and should be served at room temperature. Anyone who drinks Guinness knows this and knows how to pour it. So this product is simply wrong in so so many ways. It’s just Guinness in a can. Obviously no one in the Diageo “innovation” dept actually drinks Guinness. (Remember “new taste” coke in the 80s?? - innovation isn’t always good). Note in 1759 there was no refrigeration and no nitrogen b/s. This “cold Guinness” is a new thing - as in last 25 years. I worked in bars when I was a student in the 80s and Guinness was never cold. So this isn’t the proper way to drink Guinness imo.
Guiness...
A beer no one asked for that keeps spunking money on advertising...
No thumbs up because everybody asked for it
too bad we cant find these in Turkey.
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