Stanley 32 Oz Growler Review (Updated | Apr 27th)

If you are heading out for a weekend camping trip or just hitting up a local brewery, this 64 oz growler is a total beast. I love that it uses double-wall vacuum insulation to keep beer ice cold and carbonated for a full 24 hours, so your last pint tastes as fresh as the first.

It is also surprisingly versatile; you can flip the script and keep coffee or soup hot for up to 18 hours. The heavy-duty handle is a game changer for one-handed pouring, and the steel-lined lid means your drink never touches plastic, preserving the actual flavor.

This is perfect for the outdoor enthusiast who values durability over everything else. However, you should know that while it is rugged, it is also quite bulky and heavy when full, making it a bit of a chore to carry on long treks if you don’t have a dedicated pack space for it.

This is essentially the same legendary tank as the other classic model, built for those who need a large capacity of 4 pints to share around the campfire. The leakproof lid is incredibly secure, featuring a removable silicone gasket that actually stays put, so you won’t find a mess in your truck bed.

It is dishwasher safe, which is a relief because cleaning deep growlers by hand is usually a nightmare. I’d recommend this to anyone who wants a ‘buy it once’ piece of gear, especially since it comes with a lifetime warranty.

It is built like a tank and can survive being tossed around in the dirt. The main downside is that the latch mechanism on the lid can be a bit stiff to snap shut, requiring some decent hand strength to ensure it is fully sealed before you head out.

If you’re heading out for a weekend camping trip or a long afternoon at the brewery, this 64 oz Classic Easy-Pour Growler is basically the gold standard. I love that it uses double-wall vacuum insulation to keep beer ice-cold and carbonated for a full 24 hours, which is a lifesaver when you’re miles from a fridge.

The steel-lined lid is a huge win because it means your drink never touches plastic, preserving that crisp taste without any weird metallic aftertaste. It’s built like a tank with a heavy-duty handle that makes one-handed pouring surprisingly easy for such a large jug.

It’s also dishwasher safe, so you won’t be scrubbing it for an hour after the trip. However, you should know that while the leak-proof seal is incredibly tight, the latch mechanism can be quite stiff to snap shut, requiring a bit of muscle that might feel annoying if you’re opening and closing it constantly throughout the day.

For the home brewers and fermenting hobbyists, this 3-pack of 32 oz Glass Growlers is a practical, no-nonsense choice. These are made from thick amber glass, which is essential because it provides UV protection to keep light-sensitive liquids like beer or kombucha from skunking.

The integrated finger-hole handle gives you a secure grip when you’re pouring, which is a nice touch for glass jugs that can get slippery when cold. They are the perfect size for splitting up a large batch of brew into smaller gifts or different flavor experiments.

The airtight lids do a solid job of keeping the fizz in, making them great for secondary fermentation. The real downside here is the narrow 1.1-inch mouth; it makes it nearly impossible to get a brush inside for deep cleaning, so you’ll definitely need to rinse them immediately after use to avoid stubborn residue buildup.

If you are tired of lukewarm beer or coffee that tastes like a penny, the DrinkTanks Session Growler is a solid upgrade for your weekend adventures. I love how the passivated 18/8 stainless steel keeps the flavor of a crisp IPA exactly how the brewery intended without any metallic funk.

It is the perfect size for a solo hike or a long commute, and the double-wall vacuum insulation actually holds that ‘ice-cold’ temp for a full 24 hours. The sturdy handle makes it feel more like a mug than a bottle, which is great when you are pouring for friends at a campsite.

It is dishwasher safe too, which is a huge win for lazy Sundays. However, while the twist-on cap is totally leakproof, it can be a bit of a finger workout to unscrew if you tighten it too much while the contents are pressurized with carbonation.

The DrinkTanks Craft Growler is basically the heavy-duty sibling you want by your side at a tailgate or a backyard BBQ. What stands out immediately is the ergonomic handle; it feels incredibly balanced when you’re pouring a heavy 32 ounces of liquid.

Because it uses food-grade stainless steel, you can switch from a morning batch of hot coffee to an afternoon kombucha without any lingering smells. The vacuum insulation is top-tier, keeping things hot for 12 hours, which is perfect for those freezing early morning fishing trips.

It is built like a tank and can survive a drop on the pavement without much more than a scratch. The only real bummer is the overall weight; once you fill this thing up, it feels significantly heavier than a standard plastic bottle, so it might not be your first choice for a long-distance backpacking trek.

If you are tired of your craft beer going flat or getting warm before the party even starts, this DrinkTanks growler is a total game-changer. I took this on a weekend camping trip and the double-wall vacuum insulation kept my local IPA ice cold for a full 24 hours.

The build quality is impressive; it uses 18/8 food-grade stainless steel which means you won’t get that weird metallic tang when switching from coffee to kombucha. I really love the ergonomic handle because it makes pouring a heavy 32 oz container feel effortless, and the leakproof twist cap gives me peace of mind when it’s rolling around in my trunk.

This is perfect for the outdoor enthusiast who wants a vessel that can survive a drop on some rocks. However, you should know that while it is dishwasher safe, the powder coating can sometimes chip over time if you aren’t careful with how you stack it in the machine.