A beer tap and dispenser are two essential components of a system used to serve and dispense beer.

A beer tap, also known as a faucet or spigot, is the nozzle or valve through which beer is poured into a glass or container. It is typically mounted on a bar counter or attached to a beer tower. The tap is connected to a keg or beer supply line and is used to control the flow of beer. When the tap handle is opened, beer is released from the keg and flows through the tap into the glass.
A beer dispenser, also called a draft beer system or kegerator, is a refrigerated unit designed to store and dispense beer. It consists of a refrigeration system, a CO2 or nitrogen gas system, and a dispensing system. The beer dispenser is equipped with one or more taps connected to a keg or kegs of beer inside the unit. The refrigeration system keeps the beer cold, while the gas system applies pressure to the keg, allowing the beer to flow smoothly when the tap is opened.
It's important to note that beer dispensers and taps come in different configurations and styles, ranging from basic setups to more advanced systems with multiple taps, temperature controls, and additional features. The specific type of beer dispenser and tap used can vary based on the establishment's needs and preferences.
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