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This Fridge Shares Something With Me: The Love for Beer!

Posted September 30, 2007 12:14 PM

From Coolest Gadgets:

What you to see here is the Asko HomePub Fridge. The name itself says a lot about it - Home Pub. Easy and suggesting one sweet thing to someone thirsty like me: cold, frothy pints. I like this fridge. I really like it. I'd go as far as to suggest it as a second fridge in the house, with a better location, i.e. the living room. This is the beer lover's appliance. Besides an oh-so-precious beer tap, it's got some interesting drink-storage facilities. Still, there's some space left for food. It's just not that much, it's just good enough for living room snacks. Want to see it? Click on! You'll also get the specifications as a bonus.

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09/30/2007 11:40 PM

We used to use 5-9 (99.999%) nitrogen for keg gas. Ummm it was yummy. A noticeable reduction in hangovers.

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Re: This Fridge Shares Something With Me: The Love for Beer!

10/02/2007 3:32 AM

It is very easy to adapt an old, or any fridge for storing, cooling, dispensing nectar( whether beer, cider, sparkling red wine, or any other delectable drink concocted by HB means)- usually CO2 is used, but Nitrogen can be used- it is used to dispense a great Irish Stout for instance- it is so creamy- ooh, scuse me glug glug glug- belch!.

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