The inner college student in all of us has at one time or another wanted a kegerator. Via Beer Therapy, here’s your chance to win one:
The Kegerator Give-Away Contest invites participants to fill out an entry form that explains why they should to win a kegerator. The Kegerators.net stuff will pick what they consider the most deserving story.
Every year, Mrs. Communist and I put a kegerator on our Christmas list, and every year our dreams are crushed like so much malted barley. This contest could be our ticket to glory.
Not only would a kegerator be convenient for the summer entertaining season, it also could be used for homebrewing purposes. The average batch of homebrew is roughly five gallons, which in turn requires about 50 12-ounce bottles. An alternative to bottling is to use the small kegs that soda syrup comes in, which are a convenient five gallons in capacity.
My friend Eric brewed a batch about a decade ago and used a Cornelius keg instead of bottles. It turned out quite well without putting forth the effort to fill each bottle by hand nor needing the space to store them.
When I win the kegerator, maybe I’ll brew a batch and have a break-in party.
