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post #121 of 286
12/30/08 at 7:26pm
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Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!




New Year's Eve is about champagne:





Ciao,

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post #122 of 286
12/30/08 at 7:31pm
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post #123 of 286
12/30/08 at 8:30pm
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Originally Posted by malldian View Post
Can you explain what you got going on there?
It is my old refrigerator (now in the garage) with a door kegerator conversion kit and CO2 tank form Micro Matic.

Kegerator Conversion Kit (Door Kit, Less Cylinder)

It comes with the D-type keg-coupler for domestic beers. I like Belgian Ales and some use the D-type coupler and some use the A-type coupler. There is a listing on Micro Matic's website that matches the brand of beer to the coupler type.

The keg is a 20 liter of St. Bernardus Abt (Abbott) 12, a Belgian Brown Ale. I've had Val Deiu Triple, Trois Pistoles, Maudite, St. Bernardus Triple. All good stuff. I love beer.

We have a local store here in Clearwater, FL that specializes in international and microbrew beers called The World of Beer--it's right across the street from the original Hooters. Most towns have a store like The World of Beer.
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post #124 of 286
12/30/08 at 8:48pm
not my photo- but same drink


Shouldn't be having caffeine so late, but I couldn't resist it's call for me
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post #125 of 286
12/31/08 at 3:45am
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Originally Posted by Rambunctious View Post
It is my old refrigerator (now in the garage) with a door kegerator conversion kit and CO2 tank form Micro Matic.

Kegerator Conversion Kit (Door Kit, Less Cylinder)

It comes with the D-type keg-coupler for domestic beers. I like Belgian Ales and some use the D-type coupler and some use the A-type coupler. There is a listing on Micro Matic's website that matches the brand of beer to the coupler type.

The keg is a 20 liter of St. Bernardus Abt (Abbott) 12, a Belgian Brown Ale. I've had Val Deiu Triple, Trois Pistoles, Maudite, St. Bernardus Triple. All good stuff. I love beer.

We have a local store here in Clearwater, FL that specializes in international and microbrew beers called The World of Beer--it's right across the street from the original Hooters. Most towns have a store like The World of Beer.
Interesting. You got me thinking and I am doing some math now to see if it would be cost efficient. Would I need to have the co2 inside the fridge?
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post #126 of 286
12/31/08 at 4:25am
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post #127 of 286
12/31/08 at 7:02am
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post #128 of 286
12/31/08 at 10:40am
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I still have not tried this, but it is on my list. Supposedly excellent.
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post #129 of 286
12/31/08 at 10:38pm
Apple Limeade from Sonic. Pretty decent.
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post #130 of 286
1/1/09 at 2:33am
What was consumed last night. Some tasty, tasty beer and cider.
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post #131 of 286
1/1/09 at 10:16am
Hmmm, cup of tea this morning.
Last night a couple of glasses of champagne, some Strongbow, and a can of Caffereys...was alright, bit weak.
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post #132 of 286
1/1/09 at 10:23am
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post #133 of 286
1/1/09 at 11:55am
Coffee sounds good. I think I'll have some.
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post #134 of 286
1/1/09 at 12:05pm
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Originally Posted by malldian View Post
Interesting. You got me thinking and I am doing some math now to see if it would be cost efficient. Would I need to have the co2 inside the fridge?
It does work out to be more cost effective after a couple of kegs. You and your buddies end up drinking more beer though. I didn't even bother trying to use economics to convince my wife. I told her that I wanted it because the beer tastes better and it's cool. In other words, the truth.

The CO2 tank doesn't need to be in the fridge. I keep mine there though. You can get it filled at a local welding supply shop. I'm still on my first tank and on my fifth or sixth keg. I think it was around $20 to fill. I can't remember. See the article below.

CO2 Tank Inside Kegerator

Charlie
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post #135 of 286
1/1/09 at 6:26pm


H2O for the after-effects of partying the whole last night.
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