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There's a pretty predictable path a lot of home brewers take when it comes to packaging

and serving their beer. After picking up that first starter kit and brewing a few batches that

require bottling the beer, then waiting a few weeks for it to carbonate, the thought of being

able to quickly force carbonate and serve up your on tap just days after packaging and

tices one to jump into the world of kegging. While buying pre-built is certainly one option,

it seems most end up building out their own kegerator or a teaser by modifying a refrigerator

or chest freezer. And then there are those who go the extra mile or perhaps 100 miles is more

appropriate in this case. You're listening to the Bruloscopy podcast. I'm your host Marshall

Shotton joining me on this episode to talk about his experience building a walk-in cooler

in his home garage is Bruloscopy's newest contributor and a local buddy of mine Ryan Hansen.

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