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There is the Blue Star Brewery in San Antonio. Haven't been there yet myself, but I have seen it recommended a few times on here. http://www.bluestarbrewing.com/ Check out this thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/going-san-antonio-weekend-suggestions-182869/ Have fun! Cheers :mug:

grrr...you beat me to this photo shoot! I am building my Jester clone right now and I was going to do the exact same thing. Anyway, I will still post mine when its ready :P Though my Keezer won't be nearly as pretty since this is my first wood working project, but it will be functional darn...

Yea I had a hard time finding it this year too. I just chalked it up to being too early (Since I don't usually start my pumpkin until September), I figured by September it would be more abundant. So this year I am using 60oz of that organic stuff that you linked above. Not sure if there is...

Yep, that's what I use in mine. Yuri also recommends that amount in his recipe. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f76/thunderstruck-pumpkin-ale-ag-extract-versions-26699/#post382351

2" shank, elbow tail piece, beer nut, and beer washer.

Kegconnection is a great place. http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=234 And if you just need a tailpiece or something, Austin Homebrew has them too. http://www.austinhomebrew.com/index.php?cPath=178_40_271_129_368

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I agree, I would bump to $550-$600. Thats a nice looking setup. As for light strips, checkout OrangeTreeTrade, they sell ~3ft samples of their solid color lights. http://www.orangetreetrade.com/shop/2-wire-120v-3/8%22/blue-rope-light-sample-inch-bulb-spacing-p-1002.html That is a link for a...

Its just a novelty, it would be cool to know who tends to drink what and what people will rate your beer. You don't even need to have any kind of authentication device, its still pretty good feedback, probably would be a little more honest if it was anonymous anyway. Would also give you an...

I am in the beginning stages of building my keezer and a friend sent me this link. I am seriously thinking of implementing something like this now. I hope you guys enjoy!

I am sure you have seen these threads already, but since its so easy and cheap to build one I just wanted to be sure. Hopefully this can help you save a little money. If you don't have the fans or magnets, you may be able to ask your IT department at work or even check craigslist for old fans...

How can you mention Boulder and not suggest Avery? The Maharaja is one of my absolute favorite beers :) The beast is also very good! +1 To what everyone has said about Falling Rock. I do recommend Great Divide they have a few great Double IPA's. Breckenridge's 471 is awesome and Wynkoop is...

I work very close to Oak Hill. I live in Deep South Austin (near Manchaca and Slaughter). All of us HBT'ers in the Austin area need to get together for a brew day!

I agree, on the Yebisu, I drink the heck out of it when in Tokyo. But the dark, though much more difficult to find, is oh so much better.

Welcome to the boards! This place is a wealth of information, as well as a source of envy. You tend to spend more money by looking at what other people have done and then want to do it for yourself :) I am currently trying to get my Keezer build done. Where abouts you at in the ATX? :mug:

Maybe this thread can help some. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/need-advice-purchase-please-186411/

By her reaction I wouldn't ask, I'd say "I know... you're Grumpy"! Especially since she most certainly isn't Bashful! :)

You see what happens when you let the gnomes drink! They get a little feisty and think they own the yard! Now I need to go and find some of Revvy's beer fairies to keep these gnomes in check!

Yea I spent a heck of a lot of time looking through photos on here as well. There are lots of cool keezers/kegerators out there. Of course my inspiration (like many others) is Jester. So my keezer will be a tribute to his (read Jester knockoff). Though it will be quite a bit different, I am...