Calling all beer snobs. How would you like access to unlimited varieties of craft beer — right from the comfort of your own kitchen?

Missouri inventor Steve Young wants to turn that fantastical dream into a reality. He's created a new draft system that promises to serve up any beer, fresh from the tap, whenever you want. He says the main problem with craft beer is the packaging — cans and bottles are often too expensive for brewers, limiting selection, while growlers have a shelf life "about as long as a toddler's attention span." So he set out to re-invent beer packaging.

Enter Synek. The system features a pressurized cartridge that can be filled from any beer holding tank, keg, or tap along with a customized box about the size and weight of a toaster oven for easy storage and dispensing.

It works like this: Simply fill the patent-pending Synek bag from any tap with a special adapter. The bag is vacuum-sealed and UV protected, and Young says it can keep your brew fresh for months. From there, insert the filled cartridge into the Synek dispenser, and connect two valves — then voila. Fresh craft beer, whenever you want it.

The bags are easily interchangeable and maintain carbonation outside of the dispenser, meaning you can pour a pint and then switch to a different variety without losing quality.

The Synek debuted on Kickstarter last week and has already racked up $82,536 from 318 backers. That's still quite a ways from the $250,000 Young is seeking, but the campaign still has three weeks to go.

"Imagine, for a moment, that you could have access to every beer in the world fresh from the tap," the Kickstarter page reads. "Your favorite local brewery, your best friend's homebrew, or an international favorite…all available to you wherever and whenever you want it."

The first 200 backers who pledge $299 or more will receive a first-edition, stainless steel Synek dispenser. The system will retail for $350.

For more on Synek, check out the video below.