I don't know if you'd consider it a beer bar but it is a "bier bar" with GREAT food!
Feierabend
422 Yale Ave N
Seattle, WA 98109
http://www.feierabendseattle.com/bier-menu/
I'm not familiar with that chest freezer but the one I have has a drain on the bottom that I put my probe wire thru before I added a collar to it.
Now that I have a collar on it I just drilled a hole in it and put it thru there and plugged it with plumbers putty.
Awesome! I want to get more involved locally!
What time at Larrys?
I'd sure like some welding done in the future and I'd much rather have the money go to a local brewer.
This was my first year growing hops also and I didn't have high expectations at all. But, I am envious that you had 3 more harvests than I did! Hehe
The weather here sucked this year for any kind of crops!
I agree with dumping the beer and and adding about a gallon. As far as the noise goes I ended up wearing some ear protection like you'd use if you went shooting.
I wouldn't fill the keg up all the way just in case you accidentally dropped your cutting tool in.
My hops have been in the ground just about 2 weeks now and i'm starting to think that i've got some duds also.
I may just dig them up to see whats going on this weekend.......ugh!
See if a refrigerator magnet will stick to your keg. A buddy of mine kept telling me that my kegs were aluminum so we made a bet. I grabbed a hard drive magnet off of my kegerator and tossed it onto the side of the keg where it stuck! I won the bet!
My neighbors liked my cedar boxes soo much that I built 5 more of them and made $100!
Now that my rhizomes are in the ground I need to come up with some strong, stable, tall and inexpensive uprights for the trellis.