Translation of "Beer pump" in German

The interior, with sauna, lounge, bar and beer pump, fireplace is nothing to add.

Freshly pulled beer from the BIER-VERTICUS, a beer pump, which, on the outside, could easily be mistaken for a high-pressure compressor from BAUER.

The wooden top deck offers ample seating, an outdoor bar with beer pump and a grill, the steering station, a hot tub and space for bicycles.

The beer is then pumped into dispensing vats ready for consumption.

After the primary fermentation so-called young or green beer is pumped into another container, wherein continuing secondary beer fermentation process has a lower intensity, but at a lower temperature and higher pressure, while the beer is naturally saturated with carbon dioxide.

The beer is pumped from the centrifuge to a collecting tank from where it will be bottled or put into kegs.

The beer is pumped through an opening in the base of the glass at extreme speed, after which the glass is magnetically sealed.

To this end, the beer is pumped by operation of the feed pump 10 out of the fermentation tank 02 through the outlet 06 and the feed line 15 into the fluidized bed extractor 09 from below until the latter is completely filled with beer and the beer flows back to the feed line 15 via a circulation duct 16 .

Before beer is pumped into a keg, the air that the keg contains is replaced with a pressurised atmosphere of inert gas or a gas mixture.

Walk down a street of 19th Century shops and look into a saloon bar which has hand-drawn beer pumps.

It is also used in beer pumps in pubs and is additionally used for packing fresh meat and salads.

The BBPA also issued some recommendations to its members, reminding them that CO2 used in beverages, including beer dosing in beer pumps, must be food CO2.

A pub bar counter with beer pumps, a landlady busily rinsing glasses, and an elderly customer lost in thought with a speech bubble above his head – nothing more is needed by the two cartoonists Achim Greser (born 1961) and Heribert Lenz (born 1958), otherwise known as Greser & Lenz, for their art of saying things directly.