OK last night just before bed the Mrs asked me to get her a couple of pints from the kegerator to put in the slow cooker with the corned beef for tonight (St Pats Day). So I grabbed a pitcher and about two ounces into it I get that Whoosh of CO2 that is the bane of every home tapper, yep I blew empty. Now normally this wouldn't be that big a deal, I can call my keg guy and have another the next day, but, this keg blew after his closing hours and he needs 24 hour notice to get a keg from the distributor. So I'm on bottles for St Pats Day.
But wait it gets even worse. The distributor don't deliver on Saturdays or Sundays, so I wont have a new keg till Monday night after I get off work, which once I install it, clean my lines and give it time to rest, now were talking no tap beer till Tuesday!
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Scott, whats the status of that strip y'all were workin on for estimating beer left in a keg?[?] I would chalk it up to that old "Luck of the Irish" thing and all but I aint Irish! Besides I never understood the luck of the Irish thing anyway, after all if they were lucky, they wouldn't be Irish to begin with...
Semper Fi,
The Gunns
"Beer is proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy" - Benjamin Franklin