The Carbopouch: glass-free beer drinking
Is this the ultimate growler? Now you can bring your favorite craft beer into places where glass isn’t allowed via the Carbopouch. The Carbopouch “allows craft draft beer brewers to fill on-site, a clean, ready-to-go Single45 or Single25 pouch with spout and cap. Storage and shelf-life requires refrigeration. Low-carbonated water and shelf-stable energy drinks can also be filled. The organoleptic film structure ensures no off flavor. The patented film structure is designed to handle the pouch ‘stretch’ after filling and carbonation expansion.”
I can see the Space Shuttle crew using Carbopouch technology to get some local brew smuggled on-board for a futuristic party on the International Space Station, and if someone were to drink a little too much, it would redefine the term “projectile vomiting”.
Available from the Beverage Pouch Group, the Carbopouch comes in three sizes; an 8oz, 16oz and the Multi64 – a 1.8 liter version. Check them out here.
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