Amazing best bottle filler period! I have tried them all!!!! This works and is easy.

Like others said it took a couple of bottles to get the hang of it. And the bleed valve on the side needs to be unscrewed a surprising number of turns- feels almost like it's going to fall off in your hand but it doesn't. It worked great.

I bottle a lot of beers and sparkling wine this counter pressure filler makes it easy to fill the bottles and keep the carbonation in the beverage took a little getting used to but after that it is a breeze to use.

This works really well. First few bottles were a learning curve but now fills bottles perfectly.

This device does exactly what it says it does I consistently get fills within 3/4" of the top of the bottle. It works on standard long neck bottles but not as well on the shorter bottles

Very easy to use. I mounted it on a wall bracket right next to my bench top capping machine and it has really simplified the bottling process. It is also a much cleaner process with less wasted beer compared to the spring loaded bottle fillers.

Been bottling Ten Towers Cider with my 4 head counter pressure filler for two years and now I need to replace one filler due to leaks. Not bad after thousands of bottles through it.

Excellent. I don’t have temperature control so this is a game changer. I can bottle carbonated product with ease.

PROS: The exhaust gas regulator is a great feature that makes this filler used-friendly. Simple construction means easy cleaning. I found that a half-filled growler makes a good resting holster while capping. CONS: Neither hose-barb fitting was common to my system hose size. Had to buy $13 worth of new sizes.

Well made unit works very well to fill with minimal bubbling. Set it up with a tubing rig with a quick disconnect on the air line and its super convenient.

Works great it takes a couple of bottles to get the hang of it. Once you bottle 3 to 4 beers you get the concept. A key tip is to remember to shut off the beer side before capping. I did this and made a volcano mess out of one beer. Another helpful tip is if your going to bottle a large amount crank your co2 up 5 to 10 psi the night before. Start at the recommended psi settings in the instructions on the day of bottling. Cap on the foam the foam should rise slowly no volcanoes. From there can find your sweet spot psi without wasting too much beer. Friends and family we’re happy with a nice carbonated beer. I would recommend this product good quality and value.

Great piece of equipment! It took a bit a plumbing but I was able to put a T in one of my gas lines to attach the gas side and a ball lock on the beer side and I was rolling. They sell a connection kit but I opted not to get it. They say it takes a bit of practice to get used to it but mine was nice and easy from the start! Just remember to purge and pressurize your bottle first then use the vent to allow beer to slowly fill the bottle. I might build a stand next to mount it on...

Works great!!! By far the best way to bottle home brew.

Absolutely worth the purchase. I now have less exposure to oxygen and don't have to wait very long to carbonate. It works great. Took a few bottles to get used to it but it works great. I was surprised that the relief valve has to be unscrewed close to the end (at one point I didn't realize how far I was going and it popped out) but after I got into a rhythm it's worked great. I also got the accessory package that came with it. Slightly confused at first but you literally cut your gas line and install the Tee. The gaskets that it comes with work great. No leaks nothing. They snap together when needed.

This is a good piece of kit for the home brewer who wants to bottle from Keg. I have room for just one keg in the beer fridge so bottling some while the keg is running perfect gives some in-between beers to enjoy after it kicks and the next keg is chilling/carbonating. Takes some practice and paying attention need to fill to the right place to cap on foam but not too much to prevent spraying when removing stopper from bottle. A small inverted plastic cup sort of thing above the stopper might make a good spray shield. Also if pulling a touch early to avoid the spray adding a little more beer to the bottom not under pressure (stopper raised slightly out of bottle) will bring the foam to the lip of the bottle but be careful to swing valve to beer not gas or you will get a foam volcano. dont ask me how I know this. Anyhow for the price you cant build it sourcing new all stainless parts if you value your time at all and piecing it together it will have many more fittings and places that are hard to clean so just do yourself a favor and buy it if you are in the market for a counter pressure filler.

While I like it for its stainless steel construction the relief valve is somewhat of a pain and won't release until almost screwed all of the way out. Also don't plan to use this device too much to fill up bombers or anything larger than a 12oz bottle.

How have I not reviewed this yet? First borrowed a friends about 16 months ago and immediately fell in love. Bought mine and my only regret is not getting the deluxe kit. Far superior to all other bottle fillers I've used.

Just received the filler. Took it a part to clean and sanitize before using this weekend. Generally well made but the Teflon tape is of cheap quality and one of the 1/2" NPT hose barbs had burrs on the leading thread that was chewing up the 3-way valve. I used a small file to remove the burrs. We will see how it performs soon....

I researched it and this is the one I decided on. I’m very pleased it works great

Finally got it in the mail and started using it right away its very hand and easy to use great for quick bottle and growler fill ups!

We all collect equipment and gizmos in our brewing journey. MoreBeers filler gave me a little bit of a learning curve but I caught on after a half a case of bottles. If you don't want oxidation in your bottled product especially your precious barley wines old ales etc then I recommend you shell out a few dollars and start purging your bottles as you fill. Has never failed me.

I had the choice between this and a Blichmann beer gun. I chose this because it seemed to make more sense. After hearing all the complaints from friends who bought the beer gun I knew which one to buy. I also bought the "accessory kit" which necessarily increases the overall cost but I think it's worth it. I can connect easily maintain carbonation and bottle off of my kegs for club meetings trips or competitions. It works as advertised and has been doing well for me filling cases upon cases of bottles over the time that I've had it. There are no parts to lose or fall off inside the bottles. The one downside is that it doesn't really work with stubby bottles because the metal "wand" is a fixed length and the rubber stopper won't slide down. That's a minor issue for me - I just don't use those types of bottles. Highly recommend this.

This does a good job filling bottles so long as everything is kept cold (including bottle) otherwise I've had foaming issues. I knocked a star off because its a little awkward to use compared to one-handed products (e.g. Blichman's). I found that creating a "filling station" whereby I put the empty chilled bottle into a sanitized bucket for filling worked best because I could set down and lean the filler inside the bucket to keep the drippings contained while I capped the bottle. Works well even for the larger 20oz bottles.

I was going to build one of these myself...but it wasn't worth it after I priced the individual components (in stainless steel). Great price for a great tool. This makes filling a bottle so much easier. The ability to purge the oxygen out of the bottle is invaluable. Watch the video on this product. You can beat the price and the valuable use of this tool. This is better than the Blichmann beer gun which cannot purge oxygen.

I just received my bottle filler this week. First time I used it I was not getting any flow. You have to thread the relief valve way out to get the beer flow going. Buy the accessory kit. Once I finally got the process flow figured out it worked great.

I own two of these great quality filler for the price. All stainless except the spring in the check valve which starts to corrode if left in PBW too long. Spring is not that strong either. I recommed replacing the spring with a stainless one. I also recommed placing a stainless fender washer above the rubber stopper to get even pressure on top of it when filling. Gas and beer both fill from the bottom. Filler works great I am usually able to fill bottles with little to no foam/wasted beer.

This bottle filler takes a few times to get the hang of. Once you have it dialed in filling bottles is pretty easy. Yes the spring isn't stainless but since it's on the overflow valve it doesn't' really matter.

Like Darren I spent some time researching other counter pressure fillers including several DIY solutions. None satisfied my criteria because of materials (plastics and brass) or were bulkier and lacked a proper pressure/liquid release value (DIY). First thing I did upon receiving this unit was to disassemble and clean it then reassemble tighten all connections and pressure test it (CO2 & water). Just filled my first batch and the filler worked perfect with no foaming issues which reduced my wasted beer to no more than an oz from a 5 gal keg. Using both the 3 way and pressure release valves I was able to control the flow of beer to the point that I could fill each bottle accurately to the same level each time and had no leak issues. My next step will be to make a stand to hold the filler so that I can handle the bottles more quickly without concern of them falling over or contaminating the filler by placing on an unclean surface. Also I would like to replace the line fittings with easy to detach units to make disassembly and cleaning easier. One word of caution make sure to check your CO2 pressures so that it does not cause a back flow into your keg. Also I suggest to check all of your connections and posts because this will quickly show if you have any worn parts on your kegs.

I opted for this CPF over others because of the materials they are made from or the DIY route which would have been more expensive and time consuming shopping for all of the parts. I have not encountered any issues with the quality of the parts as others have mentioned or problems with components then again I immediately disassembled cleaned reassembled and tested the unit before actually using it with my beer. So far I have had zero issues and only changes I would consider making are replacing the hose connections with quick disconnects to ease disassembly and cleaning. Otherwise this filler worked flawlessly for me filled bottles accurately and minimized waste due to foaming (no more than 1 oz out of 5 gal lost). Highly recommend this unit but make sure to check that all parts are tight and to play with your CO2 pressure settings (I worked at 5 psi). Anything higher showed failing seals or loose connections on my keg and lines.