Wedding serving kegged homebrew

shoreman · Jan 11, 2013

In getting married next spring and we are having a small backyard wedding and I'd like to serve 2 beers on tap.

I'm trying to figure out what the best way to display them- any ideas?

Was thinking cobra taps and in a trash can with ice- but that may not look so cool.

Or taps that have faucets in them on the ball lock

Revvy · Jan 11, 2013

As featured in BYO magazine, this by our own Biermuncher.

shoreman · Jan 11, 2013

Revvy said:
As featured in BYO magazine, this by our own Biermuncher.

Thanks Revvy

Jayhem · Jan 11, 2013

If you want it to look classy...wrap the kegs/keg-orators in sheets....

Unless you don't care about classy and plan for your reception to look like this

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shoreman · Jan 11, 2013

ya def going for classy - good idea.

zachattack · Jan 11, 2013

I assume you're going to have a tent or canopy in case it rains? If it were me I'd just wheel my kegerator outside and run an extension cord. But mine's already on wheels and it's easy to move...

shoreman · Jan 11, 2013

zachattack said:
I assume you're going to have a tent or canopy in case it rains? If it were me I'd just wheel my kegerator outside and run an extension cord. But mine's already on wheels and it's easy to move...

Ya my brother owns a party tent biz

I have a Keezer with cobras so not really an option - in thinking if building that trash can setup maybe with a plywood front to block the trash barrel

zachattack · Jan 11, 2013

I'd use this as an excuse to pimp out that keezer! Install a nice collar and get yourself some Perlicks.

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