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Amity

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Does anyone else keg without a keezer or kegerator? I've done it for nearly two years now. I don't have space for a dedicated fridge or freezer for my beer, so I just carbonate at basement temperature (68F or so) and enjoy the beer as-is. Eventually my basement tenant will leave and I'll have a fridge (and space) to keep my brews cold. They are a little less carbonated than ideal, but absolutely drinkable!!

Until then, is there anyone else in my situation?
 
I don't keep my kegged beer warm but I don't see anything wrong with it either. If it tastes good to you then go for it!

Some beers are designed to be served at room temperature anyways. Some English / German beers, for example.

Cheers.
 
I do the same thing... my basement stays around 63, I like the beer around this temp. Lots of flavor!
 
No fridge or basement or A/C. Sucks brewing in the summer. Winter is great but I have to keep my house at 65 for the beers sake. Have to wear a beanie to bed to stay warm.
 
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