A growler is a container or vessel that is used for the transport of beer. It can also be described as an air-tight jug, typically made out of glass, ceramic or stainless steel that allows you to take draft beer from one place to another without a degradation of quality.

We sell 64oz glass growlers. The pricing depends on the style of beer you choose. If you want to purchase the growler only, the cost is $8.

No, not right now due to Covid-19. We are trying to keep everything as clean and sanitary as possible. If you want to take home a growler fill, please purchase a new one from TUPPS. 

We suggest drinking your growler that same day for ultimate freshness or ASAP. If you don’t plan on drinking your growler right away, keep the growler out of the sun and keep it cold. If unopened and kept refrigerated, the beer will last about a week to 10 days max (depending on the style – stouts will last longer). Ideally, you should fill a growler the day you intend to drink it. Once you have opened your growler, please drink your beer within 24-48 to ensure the best freshness and taste.

• Rinse it quick after the last sip.
• Avoid detergents & cleansers, unless it’s been sitting a while.
• If it’s really bad – considering using a brush.
• Let it air-day.

A crowler is a 32-ounce aluminum can that can be filled at the tap and sealed on the spot—basically like a giant beer can.

We sell 32oz crowlers.

The crowler machine itself is rather small – not much larger than a coffee machine. We fill the empty aluminum can with some CO2, add beer, place the lid on the can and insert it into the crowler machine. We apply a little pressure, add a label, write the beer details on the can and that’s it…you have a beer to take to-go!

Once again we suggest drinking your crowler the same day for ultimate freshness. If you don’t plan on drinking your crowler right away, keep it cold. If unopened and kept refrigerated, the beer will last about a week to 2 weeks (depending on the style – stouts will last longer). New England Style IPAs are on the shorter end of the spectrum where you will be able to see flavor drop off just after a few days. More traditional IPAs should be okay for 7-10 days. Non-hop forward beer styles like stouts, ambers, etc. will hold their freshness much longer, easily two weeks to even a month.

Crowlers are easy to carry and store in a cooler, doesn’t allow any light into the container, the sealed liner in cap contains oxygen scavenger to help keep beer fresh and it’s easy to pour out of.