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Boundary Bay IPA - best in the Northwest and my "House IPA". sorry fellas and gals, i'm not brewing yet - but i have a kegerator with four great brews on tap and i'm leaning towards brewing. and, of course, i am loving the HBT forum for it's weatlth of informatiion, leading me down the path...

to offer another perspective... i have NOT recently ordered from AHS and I have NO fraudulent charges on my credit card. that is all.

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i say remove all vents. the whole back is open, right? just don't push it right up against a wall and you're golden.

Epic Ales in Seattle. One man operation - 10 gallons at a time... Serves samples from a two tap keezer with corney kegs. Cody is a cool dude. Great beer too.

i only have one favorite IPA, and it also happens to be my favorite brew right now too - a Western Washington Brewery's masterpiece. Boundary Bay IPA, Bellingham, WA totally balanced from the floral nose, to the bitter first taste, to the malty middle, to the smooth finish. i am drinking...

Redhook - they do a very nice tour with LOTS of samples. :)

you should stop in and visit a fellow HBT'er "Brewtopia" while you're up here - https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f19/naked-city-brewing-has-location-61611/ there are others, of course. big ones: Redhook Mac and Jacks small ones: Naked City Georgetown Brewing Schooner Exact (a fave...

@ $424 i would consider it non-cost effective. good luck with whatever you decide! :mug:

cans, bottles, kegs - it all tastes the same to me. that is all.

i think "well balanced" is the key. too much of anything is a bad thing. yes, even hops.

don't forget Ninkasi in Eugene...mmmm

the OP asked the question "build or buy". some say buy, some say build. of course this is the DIY section so i'm assuming that most who post on this thread will say build. i was just offering an alternate viewpoint. to each his own. i don't build my own cars either, but some do. i didn't...

nice! prost!

huh??? kegs $10 each? when did you buy them - 15 years ago? at my LHBS they are $40 each. online they are $30 plus shipping. that would be $160 today. granite free? not everyone can get free granite. i'm guessing you have about 12 sq ft - at $4.00/sq ft that's $48 more. did you use...

i totally disagree. i paid $1300 for the used Perlick unit. i know i can sell it for more than that right now. today. no problem. the units in your link to craigslist are for beer coolers, not draft beer dispensers. two totally different animals. coolers are just reach in refrigerators...

i bought this model on craigslist for WAY under the price of a new one. it's exactly the same except mine came with a 4 tap tower. works great! http://www.zesco.com/Perlick-Draft-Beer-Dispenser-Cooler-DS60B-pz552A004.htm all of my brewing/kegging buddies who have built kegerators/keezers...

thanks John Beere - but when i hit that link you supplied for the relief valve from MoreBeer.com i got a "File not found". i searched their site and found the one you were referring to and ordered it. here is a good link for the pressure relief valve you were referring me to in case others...

so, to be clear, all i need is to fabricate a beer out to beer out hose, and a pressure relief valve of some sort on the corny. right? i think i saw a post that shows a pressure gauge on the "air in" side of the corny to regulate how much pressure was being released, thereby slowing the flow...

first, let me say thanks for all the helpful advice i've recieved just by reading this forum. :mug: i recently purchased a used Perlick 4 tap commercial draft beer dispenser. it was plumbed for sanke kegs. i changed the plumbing over to quick change between sanke and ball lock, and bought...