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Out-of-Tap Sparkling Water

Filtered, carbonated water dispensed straight from the tap — cuts down on bottled and canned water while giving guests and staff a consistent sparkling pour on demand.

Clear water pouring into a glass with a snowy mountain backdrop
What it is

Sparkling water without the cases of bottles

Out-of-tap sparkling water systems filter and carbonate water on site, right at the point of dispense, so restaurants, offices, and hospitality venues can pour a consistent still, filtered, or sparkling glass without stocking, chilling, or hauling away cases of bottles and cans.

Units are available in countertop or under-counter configurations, so the equipment fits behind a bar, in a break room, or built into a service station depending on the space.

  • Filtration + carbonation in one system
  • Reduces bottled water costs
  • Countertop or under-counter units
How it works

Filtered, carbonated, and poured on the spot

01

Filtration

Water is filtered first to remove chlorine taste, sediment, and off-flavors before carbonation.

02

Carbonation

Filtered water is infused with CO2 to the desired level, on demand, right at the point of dispense.

03

Point-of-use dispensing

A countertop or under-counter unit delivers still, filtered, or sparkling water straight from the tap.

Benefits

Why venues switch to tap sparkling

No more case storage

Cuts down on the space and labor of stocking and hauling bottled or canned sparkling water.

Consistent pour, every time

Guests and staff get the same sparkling water quality on demand, service after service.

Less packaging waste

Reduces the bottles and cans that would otherwise be purchased, stored, and discarded.

Fits the space

Countertop or under-counter configurations adapt to bars, break rooms, or service stations.

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