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"Tube":3dfa9nzz wrote: The are two versions of the FC4, one for stout and one for everything else.

The stout version is considerably dearer. Currently we're looking at about €45 for a regular one, and approx €60 for the stout version.

Those prices are dependent on us getting enough numbers (i.e. 100).

To clarify the chrome/SS thing. The tap body is chrome. The spout is SS.[/quote:3dfa9nzz]

At €60 for the stout tap (if it is the celtic tap) - that is still cheaper than I have seen any online - and that doesn't include postage (and possible tax if you import from outside EU). You are also getting a well made european tap that can be returned if there are any problems.

Tube is the stout tap the FC4 or the Celtic? [url:3dfa9nzz]http://en.celli.com/products/beertaps-and-valves_3/[/url:3dfa9nzz]

"Mdonnellan":28fn94u9 wrote: what stout taps?
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Some people are assuming that there is a stout option on these taps.

If they want to dispense stout from a keg then its best to use a stout tap

Will

"Bier":34fv8cgw wrote: Tube is the stout tap the FC4 or the Celtic? [url:34fv8cgw]http://en.celli.com/products/beertaps-and-valves_3/[/url:34fv8cgw][/quote:34fv8cgw]
FC4. Celtic is waayy dearer, and the stout version is dearer again. Not going to be possible to get a stout Celtic for much less than €75.

"mcaleb1":2172j64d wrote: Tube, why is the Celtic much dearer than the fc 4.[/quote:2172j64d]
Bigger tap I suppose? I dunno why exactly.