If there is one thing building this kegerator has taught me it is that Draft beer, though completely worth it, is expensive. I added my third tap handle to my kegerator this week. The final tap will have to wait since I went on beer buying bender on Sunday when I bought ingredients for my Pumpkin Pie Ale. Another tap handle and all nessacary equipment and ingredients made that a $100+ trip to the brew store. The tap handle can be seen to the right with his two new friends.Monday, September 20, 2010
Tap Handle Three (Uno mas)
If there is one thing building this kegerator has taught me it is that Draft beer, though completely worth it, is expensive. I added my third tap handle to my kegerator this week. The final tap will have to wait since I went on beer buying bender on Sunday when I bought ingredients for my Pumpkin Pie Ale. Another tap handle and all nessacary equipment and ingredients made that a $100+ trip to the brew store. The tap handle can be seen to the right with his two new friends.
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you handles don't match and do you have any issues with the tall one hitting the wall when you open the kegerator door?
ReplyDeleteAlso what is the current total cost for your kegerator system?
ReplyDeleteI gave Seth a tap handle that I found that I don't think he uses you could ask him if you could have it. It from Henry Weinhards and looks like a canoe.
ReplyDeleteYes the Rolling rock one does hit the wall but i don't open it that much. My mom got it for me so I threw it on.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't matter how many handles you have if you are out of CO2. You might have had a riot if you didn't have PBR as a back up.
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