Beer On Wheels
BeerAdvocate magazine|#126 (July 2017)

What arrives on three wheels, keeps your kegs cold, and pours fresh beer out of two taps on its side? The Coaster Beer Trike.

Lisa Morrison
Beer On Wheels

Debuted at the Craft Brewers Conference in Washington DC this year, the Beer Trike is possibly the best thing to arrive on three wheels since you got your first tricycle as a toddler. Made near Missoula, Mont., the product resulted from a collaboration with a neighboring brewery, says Coaster Pedicab Manufacturing chief operating officer Justin Bruce.

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