I have been brewing for a few years now and am considering kegging instead of bottling. I have considered buying a kegerator but would like to have at least 3 brews on tap at one time. Would I be better off building a keezer? Any advice in this area would be appreciated.
Kegerator/keezer advice
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I would say build the keezer for two reasons.
1. You can build it to your specifications and create a setup that works best for you.
2. Just like with brewing your own beer, there's a great sense of satisfaction of being able to say "I made this."
I looked on these forums for a few months and came up with my design based on the advice of others. I couldn't be happier and it was easy!
1. You can build it to your specifications and create a setup that works best for you.
2. Just like with brewing your own beer, there's a great sense of satisfaction of being able to say "I made this."
I looked on these forums for a few months and came up with my design based on the advice of others. I couldn't be happier and it was easy!
boombrewer
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^^^ x2 on that. There are plenty of examples out there. Start picking and choosing the features you like the best to make whatever suits your needs.
Here you go:
http://www.homebrewstuff.com/build-your-own-draft-kegerator-system.html
I ended up using picnic taps instead of faucets since I have a 23cu ft keezer with 8 kegs on tap, and 8 faucets/drip tray is very pricey.
I am looking for a 3 tap kegerator too. I looked at the website, it helped. I came up with about $440 + freezer. That seems high? Anyway I may go withe the kegerator.
