PerfectDraft
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PerfectDraft is a beer tapping system from Dutch company Philips and Belgian company InBev. It claims to disperse the best draught. The device is similar to the installations for tapping beer at parties, however it works only with special six-liter-kegs. Both Jupiler and Stella Artois and a whole range of other InBev beers are available for use with PerfectDraft. In Germany, available beer brands for PerfectDraft are Beck's, Diebels, Hasseröder and Dinkelacker. In The Netherlands the brands Dommelsch, Bavaria, Grolsch, Hertog Jan, Leffe Blond and Bavaria Hooghbock are available, in addition to the Belgian Jupiler. When left in the machine, the kegs will be stored at the temperature of 3°C and correct pressure. One keg lasts for up to 28 days. The name 'PerfectDraft' was developed externally by Origin Brand Consultants[1]
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