Heineken, Krups to Sell BeerTender in US

January 8, 2008

(AP) -- Stateside beer lovers craving freshly poured draft brews at home will soon have a high-tech option - the BeerTender, a beer storing-and-pouring product from brewer Heineken and appliance manufacturer Krups.


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