Coors Light And Miller Light Home Draft

Jul 26, 2010

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This weekend while shopping for some beer at the local grocery store we noticed this huge box of Coors Light Home Draft, 1.5 gallons huge. There was also a Miller light version but we bought the Coors Light. The system is basically a mini keg with built in tap and CO2 for pressurization. All-in-all the Coors Light Home Draft system worked well and tasted a bit more like draft than can/bottle beer. We hadn't planned on buying this beer, but got sucked up in the gadgetry, pretty cool packaging and tap system. Video after the break.

Coors Home Draft Coors Keg Miller Home Draft

Comments

24 responses to “Coors Light And Miller Light Home Draft”

Rob S

July 27, 2010

I want one. I love Coors Light and this beats having to get a full or half keg…
Gadget King

September 14, 2010

Update… be really careful when shutting off the tap… make sure and push it all the way back until you hear the “click” or you will end up with a refrigerator full of beer. Trust me it sucked.

In addition… we bought another one and the CO2 gizmo leaked when turning it on. Had to take it back to the store and get a new one as an exchange.
GARY CRAFTON

October 4, 2010

I LIVE IN OKLAHOMA. WHERE CAN I GET ONE AT?
Crystal

October 17, 2010

I live in Oklahoma and I am wondering where I can purchase one????
Gadget King

October 17, 2010

Safeway? Krogers? Not sure?
Lorgrin

November 27, 2010

I love the home draft, buy it when I can. I buy mine at Fred Meyers.
Lorgrin

November 27, 2010

Forgot to mention that Fred Meyers is Krogers.
Morons

November 28, 2010

I live in XXXXX. Where can I get one?

You should try shopping, idiots.
John

December 4, 2010

Checked all grocery stores in Oklahoma and no luck…not idiots just weird liquor laws here and I bet they can’t sell it- same reason we can’t get wine shipped here
scotty

December 12, 2010

how many beers are in it?
Shannon

December 17, 2010

We just picked one up at Wal-Mart. It tastes ok, but it definitely forces the beer out so it is ultra foamy 🙁
Shane

December 19, 2010

Can not get in Oklahoma because the home-draft system is only available in full strength beer (Oklahoma only sells 3.2 Miller/Coors/Bud). So, to those of you making fun of the people asking why they can’t get it, you are the ‘morons’.
Gadget King

December 20, 2010

Bummer Shane!
Mary N

December 21, 2010

We had our neighborhood liquor store order one because we were not able to catch one in stock at the larger stores. But he said that it was $90 to $100. That sounded unreasonalbe as the mimi keg is aboout 2 and a half 6 packs. What prices are you all paying? We are in Cypress, TX
Gadget King

December 21, 2010

Mary – ours cost us about $20…
Mary N

December 21, 2010

Thanks. My husband thinks he ordered the worng thing! Sounds more like a poney keg.
Gadget King

December 21, 2010

yeah… you may want to print the picture out.
Mary N

December 22, 2010

Good idea. Printed it and will take it by there today. Have a great holiday.
mrsclark

March 12, 2011

Got one this evening and it does like Shannon says, forces the beer out so fast that it is all head, no beer. Also is very flat once the head dissipates. Not impressed at all. I always buy bottles, dont like cans, but would buy cans over buying this again.
Ren Hoek

March 26, 2011

This version of Miller Light was surprisingly amazing. It had all of the full bodied goodness of Le Fin du Monde with the added hoppy awesomeness of Dogfish Head 90 minute IPA. I’m SHOCKED that I couldn’t find a review on ratebeer.com. Either way, 5 stars in my book!
WJO

May 17, 2011

At first I had a problem with it coming out in a stream and being foamy. Just make sure it’s cold and twist the arrows around twice – then it comes out like a totally different beer!

Still not worth a $20 price tag for 16 beers.
vlad

July 14, 2011

what size of co2 cartrige do they use?
Wilson Tennis

September 21, 2011

You cannot burn the candle at both ends.
russell

June 23, 2015

Where can I find the home drafts in the Kansas City area?