Show your Beer Machine!

Kegging
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I got 4 kegs filled finally and starting the carbonating process. I took some pictures and figured I would share them. What does your system’s look like? Here is mine!

On tap from left to right: White House Honey Ale, White House Honey Porter, Troegs Mad Elf Ale, and Guinness.


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6 on tap (1 is picnic tap specialty)

6 charging and conditioning in chest freezer and 650 various size bottles of cellarable beer in Bierkeller

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Wow, thats a very nice setup! I am a bit jealous now.

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My ghetto keezer with a johnson controls temp controller and four taps. The drip tray is a stainless steel drywall mud tray. It’s functional but you can’t sit a glass on it. I have a wire shelf above the kegs so I can put bottles in to chill and I store harvested slurry on the door shelves.

My artist daughter in law is going to paint it for me next time they visit for a couple days. Should be really interesting.

BTW, that is Matt’s Famous Vienna Lager on the left most tap! :cheers:

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Here’s mine. Left to right we have: Caribou Slobber still carbing up, a Chocolate Oatmeal Stout, and a Hefeweizen. Eventually I’d like to have it pretty much covered in craft brew stickers. The lock is so I can disconnect the lines and lock it up when the adults go out, because I have a teenager.

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Tap #1 - Troegs Nugget Nectar clone

Tap #2 - Mosaic IPA

Tap #3 - Pliny the Elder clone

Tap #4 - Alpine Duet clone (when it is done fermenting)

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I have a six faucet keezer that fits eight 5 gal. ball lock kegs with two gas manifolds and room to store bottles or a couple 3 gallon kegs. I use the manifolds to either serve at two different carbonation levels or to serve using beer gas on one. The collar was built using solid oak.


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I rarely use beer gas. These pics were all taken before my annual St. Patrick’s day party a few years ago.


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Nice carpentry work on your collar.

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They all look great. The pictures are giving me ideas on what I should do. First thing I need to do is get a drip tray. I just cant believe how expensive they are.

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My Vintage GE running Raspberry Pints Taplist.

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Here’s mine, it fits 3 kegs and is a pretty simple setup.

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Wow, it’s famous now huh? :slight_smile:

Can’t wait to start kegging :cheers:

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I have 11 kegs to swap out. I use a small dry-erase board on the front of the door, I glued a bunch of old refrigerator magnets on the back of it. This was Caribou Slobber.