Temporary kegarator
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Temporary kegarator
Ripping off the stupid pop holders and stuff on the door was a bit of PITA, but once that was off the rest was easy. The coolant does not go through the top of the fridge, making drilling simple. I had to spray foam back some of the insulation on the door. If this was something I was planning on keeping I would have spent more time on the insulation. Anyways, I tapped a keg of the Rum barrel winter warmer from PEI we made last winter. It's damn tasty now, but it needs a bit higher carb level.
P.S. The girlfriend took the top pic, I should have taken another of just the taps but I couldn't be bothered.
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Looking good, buddy! Glad you've now got beer on tap, and the barrel is tasting yummy. I've sorta left that one in the "cellar" as I work my way through the RIS from the first Halifax Barrel project. Don't need to have 4 different BA beers on tap, I think.
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I appreciate a nice ghetto set up Graham! 

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In a perfect world you would, but four taps is a lot of real estate.chalmers wrote:Looking good, buddy! Glad you've now got beer on tap, and the barrel is tasting yummy. I've sorta left that one in the "cellar" as I work my way through the RIS from the first Halifax Barrel project. Don't need to have 4 different BA beers on tap, I think.

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Thanks Dean! Are you up to keg sized batches yet or are you still working "under the sink"?dean2k wrote:I appreciate a nice ghetto set up Graham!
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lol... still under the sink. Did a few 3gal batches, but until I finish the basement the little bathroom cabinet is still the best spot in the house.Graham.C wrote:Thanks Dean! Are you up to keg sized batches yet or are you still working "under the sink"?dean2k wrote:I appreciate a nice ghetto set up Graham!
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Glad to hear your still at it!dean2k wrote:lol... still under the sink. Did a few 3gal batches, but until I finish the basement the little bathroom cabinet is still the best spot in the house.Graham.C wrote:Thanks Dean! Are you up to keg sized batches yet or are you still working "under the sink"?dean2k wrote:I appreciate a nice ghetto set up Graham!
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Approaching my one year brewing anniversary and just over 20 batches brewedGraham.C wrote: Glad to hear your still at it!

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