If you are planning to serve European-style beers (like Heineken, Stella, or Becks to name a few) at your bar, this Micro Matic S-type keg coupler is a must. Why is it so important?
Although the S-type coupler (also known as European Sankey) looks awfully similar to the US Sankey (D-type) coupler, it does feature a thinner, longer probe. If you try to hook up a European coupler to an American beer, you will most likely get a spray. The vice versa connection won’t work at all.
With a proper S-type coupler in place, your European beer will pour nicely and always ensure the right taste.
S System Micro Matic Keg Tap Features
- Tin-nickel alloy plated body for improved durability and resistance to chemicals
- Stainless steel handle fork for added strength
- 304 stainless steel probe
- Short handle that’s ideal for the smaller diameter 1/6 kegs
Not sure if your brand of beer requires an S-style keg coupler? Here is a list of popular beers that use the European Sankey S-style coupler.
| Amstel | Maredsous Abbey Ale (Belgium) |
| Amstel Light | Marston's Pedigree |
| Beck's | McEwan's |
| Beck's Premier Light | Moretti Italian Pilsner |
| Belhaven 80 Shilling | Murphy's Irish Red |
| Belhaven Best | Murphy's Irish Stout |
| Belhaven Best Extra Cold | Newcastle |
| Belhaven St. Andrews Ale | Pilsner Urquell |
| Belle-Vue | Piraat Ale |
| Beamish | Scottish & Newcastle |
| Cantillon Rose (Belgium) | St. Pauli Girl |
| De Koninck Ale (Belgium) | Stella Artois |
| Delirium Tremens (Belgium) | Strongbow Cider |
| Dortmunder Union | Tetley's |
| Double Diamond | Tooheys |
| Erdinger Hefetrub Weisse | Tucher |
| Hahn | Van Steenberge |
| Heineken | Woodpecker Cider |
| John Courage | Young's |
| Lindeman's Framboise | Young's Chocolate Stout |
| Lindeman's Peche | Young's Oatmeal Stout |
| Lion Nathan | Young's Ram Rod Bitter |
| Lowenbrau (Import) | Young's Special London Ale |
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