Here's a picture of the bar I built this summer to put in our living room. It's not quite done yet, but it's close. We have a dual tap tower so we can have 2 beers on tap if needed. There's a fridge under the bar that can hold a quarter keg or 2 of the 1/6th micro brew kegs. I think I have under $200 invested in the bar itself, and another $375 into the fridge and beer equipment. Cheers! http://cjcfo.fbody.com/members/jeffhansbury@comcast.net/pacecar/Bar.jpg

Jeff, looks good so far, Where is the 42in plasma TV going? I hope that's not the TV you plan on using for the room. graemlins/clonk.gif ;) ...Mike

No, that's my old tv from college back in the early 80's. I don't know why we still have it sitting around. Actually, there's an Eagles neon light hanging up on the wall behind the bar. I'm a Giants fan, but my brother is an Eagles fan so I bought him the light for Christmas. He's on his way to the game right now. He got season tickets to the new stadium this year.

BEER ME !!!

looks yummy! I'm considering a kegerator for home use. We (I work for a brewery) started flash pasteurizing the draft a few months ago so it will last much longer than non-pasteurized. That, plus pushing it with co2 is making this into an idea that I can't get out of my head.


Cheers! Nice to see I'm not alone in my thinking.

of course I have to add this:
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Hey Al, How did you get started in the beer brewing industry? Sounds interesting, and fun. I have been using a Mr. Beer kit for a few years, and am pretty pleased with the results. I'm just curious.. (Sorry to get off subject here a little, Jeff.) graemlins/beers.gif ...Mike

Al, my intention was to do the kegerator thing, but the more I thought about it, I decided that our living room needed a bar. I think more people are having bars put in their homes for entertaining or personal reasons. I know 5 other people that have bars in their homes. 3 of them bought the house with the bar in it. My brother has brewed his own beer and most of it came out pretty good.