LMAO, I have had commercial multi keg beer coolers, kegerators, converted refrigerators, picnic coolers etc, and after more than 30 years of brewing, I now prefer a simple picnic faucet with a short beer line. Yeah they are cheep, but they are easily cleanable and pour a perfect beer. I only drink a couple of brews when I drink so I remove and disassemble the QD, open the faucet and flush them with hot water. Afterwards I reassemble the parts and hang them up to dry until next use. I keep a kegerator around to store kegs and may someday I'll use the thing as it was designed. But for convenience and portability a picnic setup on a 5 gal keg is the best way to go. I do however slip a homemade insulation jacket over the keg when held outside the fridge, but I never have a leakage issue and the jacket keeps the keg cool for hours, especially when I toss some ice on top while outside in the Florida heat. Works perfectly for me, but that SS one sure looks good. And it also appears to have a knurled cap making it easy to remove for cleaning.
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