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Just picked up a sixth of Fat Tire & a half barrel of Alaskan Amber Ale.
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About half way through a sixth of Founder's Centennial IPA. Where has this beer been all my life 
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four peaks kiltlifter & fat tire!
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About half way through a sixth of Founder's Centennial IPA. Where has this beer been all my life |
What did a sixtel run you? I had a half barrel of this last year, but pretty much felt like I got bent over with a $190 price tag.
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I always have Yeungling with a bunch of different homebrews. Currently they are an english pale ale, an octoberfest, an american amber, a coffee porter, and a Double Dead Guy clone.
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ON Tap
We just tapped a full keg of AGD (Alberta Genuine Draft) by Big Rock.
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just finished 1/4 Bud Light, pick up a Foster's tomorrow
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1/6 longboard lager, 1/6 bud select, corny of mt dew
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Only had my kegerator for 5 weeks and on my 3rd keg, had a 1/2 and a 1/4 of miller lite but just got a 1/2 of yuengling lager lite. what a difference, the miller besides the taste, I was getting alot of foam. with the yuengling all pours have been pourfect. I'm very happy to have joined the kergerator crowd
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Originally Posted by dh4645
1st had a 1/4 of yuengling lager, then a 1/4 of miller lite and now a sixtel of Shock Top Belgium White that i got about a week ago that i almost have kicked all by myself.
what should i get next?
i have a cheepo vissani kegerator, but it works fine for me...the beer gets me drunk, thats all that matters :-)
FYI - my cousin is married to one of the Trogner's of the Troeg's brewery. He doesnt work there, but it is his families business.
I tried a few different brews at my uncles house a few years ago and didnt like them, but my tastes have changed, so maybe I'll give them another chance.
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If you drink Miller lite, yuengling and Shock top there isn't much from Troegs you are going to enjoy. Try the Dreamweaver to start. And the Nut Brown Ale second. But don't but a whole keg of either before you try them. I am going tonight to get a 1/6 of hopback, that is unless I see an oatmeal stout at the distributor.
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Just wondering how Shock Top might compare to HOEGAARDEN ?
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If you drink Miller lite, yuengling and Shock top there isn't much from Troegs you are going to enjoy. Try the Dreamweaver to start. And the Nut Brown Ale second. But don't but a whole keg of either before you try them. I am going tonight to get a 1/6 of hopback, that is unless I see an oatmeal stout at the distributor.
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yeah, i wasnt planning on buying a keg.
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1/6th of Widmer Brothers Hefeweizen (damn tasty)
1/4 of Miller Lite (as usual)
Now if I can just find out which distributor handles Papago Brewings Orange Blossom Wheat Beer. Had a couple of Pints last Saturday and was it ever good.
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Hooked up a 1/2 of Miller lite about 10 minutes ago. Great pour right in out of the car.
Working my way through the domestic light's this summer.
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05-15-2009, 08:10 PM
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What did a sixtel run you? I had a half barrel of this last year, but pretty much felt like I got bent over with a $190 price tag.
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About $80 from the local pony keg. But keep in mind the state of Ohio fixes beer prices. I usually by from a shop in Kentucky as the prices there are generally cheaper.
Nearing the end of this keg, about time for some Bell's Oberon as Memorial Day weekend is almost here!
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Finished a half of Killians the end of april, got a quarter of mic lite to tide us over until, we put in a half of Dos Equis Ambar to kick off the summer. Stuff is good but it ain't cheap.
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1/2 Ninkasi Total Domination IPA
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Tap 1: 1/6th Longtrail Blackberry Wheat
Tap 2: Nothing right now.
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1/6 Sam Adams Summer kicked last night
1/6 Shock Top up next (34.54 +tax)
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Tap 1: SN Pale Ale 1/2
Tap 2: SN Celebration 1/6
Tap 3: Michelob Light 1/4
Tap 4: North Coast Old Rasputin RIS 1/6
Last edited by mexicanconnection2002; 05-29-2009 at 06:59 AM.
Reason: Added keg to 4th tap
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1/6 Budweiser American Ale ($32.99)
1/6 Shock Top ($33.99)
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05-23-2009, 06:34 AM
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1/2 Yungling, hard to beat
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1/2 a yuengling...as usual...goes between Yuengling, Lite, and #9
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Steam Engine Lager
1/6 barrel
First tap on a 1940's Phico fridge converted into a kegerator.
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Just ordered a 1/2 barrel of Founder's Centennial. Tomorrow is the 1st day it's available here in Missouri, and I've got one on order that's coming in tomorrow. $160 for a 1/2 barrel. I paid $190 for the same 1/2 barrel almost a year ago in Illinois.
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Sometimes when I reflect back on all the beer I drink I feel ashamed.
Then I look into the glass and think about the workers in the brewery
and all of their hopes and dreams. If I didn't drink this beer, they might
be out of work and their dreams would be shattered. Then I say to myself,
"It is better that I drink this beer and let their dreams come true than
be selfish and worry about my liver."
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Shock Top kicked 6/2/09
1/6 Saint Arnolds "Lawnmower" on tap now. (69.85 + tax)
Saint Arnolds is a local Houston,TX. brewery.
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1/2 Sam Adams Boston lager (190.00 out the door)
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1/2 of Vactionland Summer Ale, just finished 1/6 of Casco Bay Summer. I love those Maine ales.
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Picking up my 1/2 barrel of Bells Oberon on Monday!
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1/2 of Yuengling Lager (always) and a 1/6 Carolina Pale Ale. Hope to be adding another tower soon.
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Just got 1/2 of Kona Wialua Wheat....good stuff. And 1/6 of Widmer Drop Top.
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1/6 Sam Adam's Summer Ale
20L Gimbergen Dubbel
Tapped both on Saturday and they were flowing nicely all weekend.
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Lawnmower kicked (with help).
1/6 Landshark on tap 57.74 w/tax
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My first post here. I just constructed a kegerator for my shop and tapped my first keg of Fat Tire.
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Quote:
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My first post here. I just constructed a kegerator for my shop and tapped my first keg of Fat Tire.
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Welcome, and let this be the beginning of many, great taps.
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