MLH launched the new Bravanti Post Mix Dispenser to the Irish market to Bewelys in March 2010.  A new generation of post mix dispenser with advanced new technology and stunning good looks, the Bravanti post mix dispenser has as standard accurate concentrate metering by means of two speed peristaltic pumps.

Accurate brix delivery using state of the art digital control (no tools required for setting adjustment) is a standard feature of this machine. Equipped with a large capacity cold heat sink provides high performance cooling especially during peak demand. Cooling of product is not only through the cold heat sink but the concentrate compartment is also refrigerated via frost free cooling ensuring that the product is chilled from storage to glass. The concentrate compartment also has a product running low indicator via a warning LED

After 6 months of designing, testing and perfecting the MLH TS11 InnCool Ice Cooler, MLH supplied the first batch to Diageo Irl in October 2009. MLH have applied for a patent on this single bath dual functionality cooler. The first of its kind, it has a single ice bank and subzero fluid bath cooler system, and a defrost heat exchange system. The single bath cooler can ice the tower and chill product from the single bath system. Saving energy as normally two coolers and compressors would be required or a two bath system to perform the same function. The MLH TS11 InnCool Ice Cooler also has a defrost mechanism to avoid the freezing of liquids such as water and detergents that are used to clean the product coils.

In April 2009 MLH introduced a new subzero fluid to Ireland called InnCool which unlike glycol forms an ice bank reserve at very low minus temperatures. As a result this patented product from Innserve can maintain a water bath temperature at -30C. This can reduce the temperature of a pint in an existing draught system by -2-30 C. MLH have to date supplied over 10,000 Liters of InnCool into trade satisfying the ever increasing demand for colder beer.

Following on from the success of the Harp Eos Ice Tower in NI. Diageo chose the Lotus Ice tower from MLH to launch Budweiser Ice cold on draught in Ireland. Designed by Celli with the tube in tube arrangement, Budweiser Ice cold is the coldest draught pint in the country.

In May 2008 MLH supplied the Coors Light Eos tower, and Mini Me tap Marker and handle, exclusively to Heineken ROI. The Eos tower was designed by Celli and MLH designed an accompanying Chrome handle. Taking the Coors Light Rocky Mountains emblem as the focus of the Design. MLH also designed a smaller version of the Eos tower as a tap marker for the branding of Coors light taps on counter boxes and an elongated version of the Rocky Mountains Tap to complete the set.