F/S Keg Refrigerator

[Timothy]

I have a 2003 White Gibson 20 Cu Ft. All Refrigerator, (32"w X 27'd X 65'T)
NO FREEZER. This is a Keg Refrigerator. Capable of holding a 1/2 Barrel or
Pony, Comes complete with a 2002 Keg Tap System, (5lb, Co2 tank, Regulator,
Coupler, lines and Tapper). All for $450.00. This is NOT your cheap
Menards or Sams Club Keg Refrigerator unit with a small motor and
compressor, this is the Grand Daddy. Call Timothy at 320.267.9012.

[Edward A. Bertsch]

Sounds like a load of fun but I don't drink nearly enough beer to make it
worth while to buy the stuff by the keg. How much DOES a keg of beer
cost anyway? I haven't bought a keg since high school. :)

I usually buy a variety of nice beers by the 6 pack, and try to stay in
the $1 a bottle price range. It looks like a 16 gallon keg will have
about 124 servings of 16 oz, I can't see paying anything more than
$60 or so to get a 16gal keg of good beer, when I can buy German,
Belgian, Dutch, Jamaican, or quality domestic beer at $1 a bottle
and keep a nice variety.

by the way, according to http://www.alabev.com/draught.htm

How long will a keg of beer last?

Real draft beer is not pasteurized. It must be kept refrigerated between
35F. and 40F. Above 44F. a beer will become wild, turn sour & cloudy in
a day or two. Below 44F. a keg of draft beer should last 20-30 days
before it loses its fresh brewery taste and aroma. Craft beers (micro brews)
tend to have a shorter shelf life and you should contact the brewery
for their recommendations.



Timothy <***@astound.net> wrote:
:
: I have a 2003 White Gibson 20 Cu Ft. All Refrigerator, (32"w X 27'd X 65'T)
: NO FREEZER. This is a Keg Refrigerator. Capable of holding a 1/2 Barrel or
: Pony, Comes complete with a 2002 Keg Tap System, (5lb, Co2 tank, Regulator,
: Coupler, lines and Tapper). All for $450.00. This is NOT your cheap
: Menards or Sams Club Keg Refrigerator unit with a small motor and
: compressor, this is the Grand Daddy. Call Timothy at 320.267.9012.
:
:

[LJ]

Post by Edward A. Bertsch
Sounds like a load of fun but I don't drink nearly enough beer to make it
worth while to buy the stuff by the keg.

<high-brow editorial deleted>

So then why respond to a *.forsale posting? You're apparently not
interested in what he's selling

[Troop]

"Edward A. Bertsch" <***@visi.com> wrote in news:***@corp.supernews.com:

(snip)

Post by Edward A. Bertsch
I usually buy a variety of nice beers by the 6 pack, and try to stay
in the $1 a bottle price range. It looks like a 16 gallon keg will
have about 124 servings of 16 oz, I can't see paying anything more
than $60 or so to get a 16gal keg of good beer, when I can buy German,
Belgian, Dutch, Jamaican, or quality domestic beer at $1 a bottle
and keep a nice variety.
by the way(snip)

My friend, you need help. The guy is trying to sell something- not discuss
your drinking preferences.Wrong newsgroup- ya think?
....I wouldn't have said anything- but Mr B- your just not that new at
this.

t