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Cheers, Nov-Dec, 2005
Foster's Beer HIT Tap is available in the U.S., using dual-spout technology, with a separate button to produce its head. One spout pours the beer with little or no head, and the second spouts a thick and creamy head that locks in the taste. Foster's says the HIT Tap, already in use in the U.K., pre-serves the lager's crisp body while delivering a gentle pour.
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