Nothing like putting a tap in the living room

I have been home brewing for a a couple years now and have always bottle conditioned my brews. Recently my girlfriend purchased a couple beer towers for me. This prompted my Keezer build. Putting these taps in my living has been the greatest investment I have made since purchasing my home. Currently on tap are an Abby Ale, Oktoberfest and an Imperial Blonde all done in amber and all running between 10%-12%. Thy are big beers and exactly what is needed after a day on the job.

I have a fourth tap open. Any Suggestions?

Don’t put it too close to the couch. :wink:

Something sessionable seems an obvious choice.

Back when I built my kegerator, I was living in a cramped 1 bedroom apt. The tap was literally 3 steps away from my couch.

After examining my waistline, I moved the Kegerator to the basement when I moved into my current house  :wink:

Go with something light and refreshing for the 4th tap. Cream ale!

For some reason I cannot upload a Pic. It is right next to my couch! A Cream sounds perfect. I have been wanting to do a chocolate almond cream stout but I will save that for the fall. I will run this setup in an ale and see where it goes.  Thanks for the direction!

You need image hosting to upload. Or tapatalk.

Gotcha! Thanks

Yup right next to the couch

Nice!

Thanks. It’s the highlight of home :slight_smile:

That looks really nice, and potentially dangerous.  Watch your waistline!http://www.homebrewersassociation.org/forum/Smileys/default/wink.gif

At its closest mine was 80" away as the crow flies. But I had to go around the coffee table so it took a couple more steps. 8)

Moved it into the kitchen after a couple months.

Mine is down a long hall way and down a flight of stairs from the kitchen. It’s two flights of stairs down from the tv room.

Keeps my drinking in check.

My kegerator is 3’ away as I type this.  And my keezer is about 15’ away in a spare bedroom…  :smiley:

That’s sharp, man! We should start a pub room thread. Maybe I’ll post some pictures today after I clean mine up. My keggerator ain’t no where near as fancy though!

Let’s do it! The keezer was a fun project. I am still debating a granite top. The wood looks great though.