You may have seen this already; if not, prepare to be mesmerized. It’s tasty beer, being dispensed from the bottom up. The contraption is an invention of GrinOn Industries, a Montasano, Wash.-based company which claims that up to 44 beers can be dispensed in one minute using their device.
The secret is the Springer Valve, named for its inventor, Josh Springer. Each plastic cup has a hole in the bottom that’s sealed with a small magnetic disc. The beer dispenser lifts the disc, and then when the cup is removed from the nozzle, the weight of the beer automatically reseals the hole. A wonder to behold.
And there doesn’t seem to be much of a foam factor. Of course God will tell you that they’ve had these for several years now in heaven.
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Amazing: Beer Dispenser Fills From The Bottom Up [WeAllScheme.com]
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- jimguida - Dec 30, 2010 at 8:45 PM
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>>Of course God will tell you that they’ve had these for several years now in heaven.<<
As a Christian, I am deeply disturbed by your belief that beer is in heaven. In fact, in looking at my Bible… oh, wait. Never mind. There it is, in the New Testament, between Philemon and James. He Brews.
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- bradlauderman - Dec 30, 2010 at 9:18 PM
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Like that famous polka…
In heaven there is no beer.
That’s why we drink it here.
