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Beer engine
Device traditionally used to serve cask-conditioned British ales (real ale). Instead of pushing the beer out of the cask or keg under pressure, a beer engine draws (pulls) the beer out, by means of a hand-operated pump. Dispense via a beer engine results in a much lower carbonation level, as is typical for British "real ale".
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