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<\/p>I enjoy a cold beer from time to time. Anyone who knows me would not dispute that. Right now, I have two or three varieties in the fridge and a few more (birthday presents) sitting downstairs waiting to be chilled.\n

But even with that kind of selection, I still don\u2019t feel completely happy. I want draft beer in my basement.<\/p>\n

$\"\"$ I could go a few different ways to fill that desire. I could go through a lot of trouble and either buy a kegerator<\/a> or make one of my own with an old fridge or something. However, that wouldn\u2019t do me much good. I don\u2019t entertain enough and certainly don\u2019t drink enough to go through kegs on a regular basis.<\/p>\n

I could also do some serious homebrewing and have smaller kegs of that available. I have done the lazy way of homebrewing<\/a> before and didn\u2019t have much patience for that. Going whole hog just isn\u2019t in the cards for me.<\/p>\n

Sadly, the final option doesn\u2019t offer much of a chance for me. And this is why I am a little steamed.<\/p>\n

A few versions of a mini tap system are on the market, most notably, the Beertender<\/a>, which is backed from Heineken. I would love a fully automated 5 liter tap system in the Man Cave. There is only one problem \u2013 I don\u2019t like Heineken that much.<\/p>\n

Some other people have similar systems out there, but I don\u2019t see many options for buying the mini kegs to go in them. Why spend a couple of hundred bucks on a tap system you can\u2019t fill?<\/p>\n

In this day and age, I can\u2019t understand why many different options don\u2019t exist for these devices. I don\u2019t know why people like Pete\u2019s Wicked and Sierra Nevada and Boston Brewing aren\u2019t getting into the game. The people who would want one of these things in their basement are the kinds of people who drink those beers, I think.<\/p>\n

Hopefully, it\u2019s just a matter of time before the brewers catch up to the technology. I really want to enjoy a cold draft beer in my basement without much of a hassle.<\/p>\n<\/body>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"