DraftPour

I can 100% say that the Fizzics is absolutely worth it! Especially if you use it for for other types of beers beyond Guinness or Nitro Stouts. British Ales are a game changer through this as a hand pour usually yields a overly carbonated drink and thin mouthfeel. With Nitro Souts, the Fizzics gives the head a much creamier and thicker feel. The flavours are more balanced and smoother as well. I’ve put lagers, Pilsners, IPA’s, Wheat Beers, Stouts, Ciders and Non Alcoholic beers through it. For every single drink I’ve put in it, The Fizzics improves the mouthfeel of the beer in the sense it’s much smoother and easier to drink so you don’t feel so bloated after like one pint. Budweiser comes to mind as that’s very gassy out of the bottle. The head lasts longer on it and it’s much more denser and creamier. It balances out the flavours really well, so if one drink is very dominant in one area (sweet/bitter) it will reduce that taste a bit to bring out the other. Bitburger Pilsner comes to mind as that one is very bitter out of the bottle. You know it makes a massive difference when even my wife who has doesn’t drink in any capacity let alone beer notices the difference in taste and carbonation. It’ll take anything up to 750 ml bottles and I've put in a 1 litre Faxe can too. If people only like necking down a drink and have quantity over quality then this machine isn't for you.

Well, at first i loved it, Now all im getting is a glass of foam. Very disappointed! I know how to pour a draft beer as i have always had kegs or mini kegs. Help me if you can?

Gave as a gift, birthday boy said beer seemed creamier. He really likes it.