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[RJ749]

Been stuck on Warsteiner Pils here in Spain and Germany with Porsche for the past couple of days.

It's 8:00 AM and the business lounge for Lufthansa has an iced bucket of Beck's ICE....very tempting.  Maybe in an hour or two.

[Hugh Janis]

Always thought I liked my beer ice cold.  If I want it served like this I may no longer have a choice......

[SPIDERMAN]

Always thought I liked my beer ice cold.  If I want it served like this I may no longer have a choice......

The hell with the beer, I'll take the server, quit drinkin and see the world from my Harley with those twin backrests.

B B

    " if the chain don't break "

[miker]

Bbbbbbbbbbbbpppppppffft.....Is that how you spell it???  Brunski?

[iski]

Jim - that is one helluva beer dispenser in your pic.   

Today I will contemplate that scenario & make plans accordingly......... 

[miker]

Maybe some Cognac...it is supposed to be served warm...

[iski]

[Hugh Janis]

OK, I'm friggin excited.  I got out of homebrewing several years ago because of the hassle of washing and filling bottles.  I have some neighbors who moved in down the street a couple years ago who own a wine making supply business.  They have beer making supplies because customers ask for it but they don't know anything about making beer.  I've been hanging out more and more at their house and discussing brewing and kegging homebrew.  Last night they GAVE me everything I need to kegerate my beer fridge.  I had my own dual stage regulator but they sent me home with a corny keg, a CO2 cylinder, the tap, drip tray, hoses, ALL fittings and adapters.  The trade off is that I help them when customers need help setting up their own systems.  All I have to do is fill the CO2 tank and drill a couple holes in the fridge.

They have a web site that accepts orders.  More than half their business is internet based.  Check them out at http://www.letsdowine.com/.  The proprietors are Steve and Wendy.

[iski]

Jim,

If Steve & Wendy would like to move where it's warmer, there is a house down the street from us that's for sale, and we would WELCOME them as neighbors!  The wife likes wine, I like beer, so we would have a lot in common.....   

Looking forward to your beer making reports.   

Mike

[miker]

OK, I'm friggin excited.  I got out of homebrewing several years ago because of the hassle of washing and filling bottles.  I have some neighbors who moved in down the street a couple years ago who own a wine making supply business.  They have beer making supplies because customers ask for it but they don't know anything about making beer.  I've been hanging out more and more at their house and discussing brewing and kegging homebrew.  Last night they GAVE me everything I need to kegerate my beer fridge.  I had my own dual stage regulator but they sent me home with a corny keg, a CO2 cylinder, the tap, drip tray, hoses, ALL fittings and adapters.  The trade off is that I help them when customers need help setting up their own systems.  All I have to do is fill the CO2 tank and drill a couple holes in the fridge.

They have a web site that accepts orders.  More than half their business is internet based.  Check them out at http://www.letsdowine.com/.  The proprietors are Steve and Wendy.

Woo Woo!  Lucky dawg! 

[Talon]

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1694872   

[Hugh Janis]

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1694872   

I hope to have better luck than that with my new keg.  Reminds me of this....

Mike, Craig, and Mike, you guys are invited to the inaugural tapping.  It's only 5 gallons at a time though.  I need another corny to have a reserve.

[iski]

Thanks Jim.  Need to take a ride north.

[miker]

That'd be ahoot! Love to...wait, this stupid job is ruining all my fun...dangit

[Hugh Janis]

would also include some of this........ (notice the HD welding gloves)