u/rm45acp

Need some kegerator advice

I got home from Ireland recently and cans are cutting it, I'm dreaming of a kegerator, either built or bought.

For the folks that have one and put Guinness in it, how long are you keeping your kegs going before noticing a change in beer quality? I would functionally be drinking by myself, so it'd take a few months to kill each keg, and I don't want to waste any letting it get stale or something in the keg

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u/rm45acp — 4 days ago
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I hope Guinness continues to gain popularity here in the US until we can get Beamish and Murphys stateside

u/rm45acp — 5 days ago

Last pub night before we head home from Ireland

At a pub in Howth tonight winding down before we head back to the US early tomorrow morning, enjoying a perfect creamy pint by a fire. I'll miss Ireland more than I ever thought I might, due in no small part to the availability of these perfect, creamy pints

u/rm45acp — 9 days ago

Drive the Burren coast?

Good morning! I'm in Dingle today, and after breakfast I'm heading to my next accommodation outside of Galway on Craughwell.

My original plan was to get the ferry in Tarbert and drive the Burren coastal road to Fanore Beach before heading to my accommodation. However, I'm wondering if that's worth the extra almost 2 hours it adds to an already long driving day, or if I'd be better off taking a more direct route through Liemrick and Ennis. So far this trip we've done the full ring of kerry, slea head drive, skellig ring and bray head walk and so have seen lots of beautiful, dramatic coastline.

What are folks opinions? Are there some interesting stops on the more direct route?

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u/rm45acp — 14 days ago

Wife and I are staying in Ireland for two weeks, stop number one was the storehouse before we got out of Dublin for the rest of the trip. She doesn't care for beer so I drank hers after the Guinness academy 😁

u/rm45acp — 16 days ago