If you like Jägermeister enough to take six bottles of the stuff and have it on tap whenever you head off the grid, then the 6-Bottle Shot Cooler will probably be up your alley.
The cooler holds six bottles, ice and still has room for some Red Bull. It runs on the same principal as the Jägermeister tap machine, or any portable beer tap system for that matter.
Price: $120 (you are going to have to really like Jager) [Acquire]
On the surface it sounds like a good idea – combine a cooler with a stereo, throw some wheels on it and you have a rolling party center right? The BoomCooler packs some punch, what with a 10” sub, dual 6”x9” speakers 600-Watt amp and CD player and all – it seems to fit the bill, until you read the disclaimer; not suitable for wet storage. Yes folks, they actually built a cooler that can’t hold ice.
The only way you are going to chill your beers in one of these is if you spend a bit of extra coin and buy some dry ice (they call it “dry” ice for a reason). Otherwise you are just going to have to throw your bottles or cans in fresh from the fridge and hope for the best. Your really would expect more from a $900 mashup such as this. [BoomCooler via DVICE, UberGizmo, Oh Gizmo]
If I had the space or budget for my own bar and real world friends, not just those of the Internet variety, I would consider putting in a professional beer cooler. The pictured model is the 218 bottle Gamko Professional Beer Cooler and was featured on Baller House today. Here is what I am wondering, if you could have 218 bottles of deliciously cold amber nectar, what brands would you choose.
That’s my line up, it should be notable for its lack of Guinness, Budweiser and Coor’s.
Price: $1,700 for the beer cooler and another $500 – $600 for the beer to stock it with.
Source: Baller House
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When it comes time to fill those Simpson pint glasses there seems no better way to do it than with our own Countertop Beer Cooler And Tap. Mmmm…beer.
The Countertop Beer Cooler And Tap hosts a five-liter keg which lets you push freshly chilled beer through the integrated tap. CO2 is regulated and a LCD shows what the adjustable temperate is inside the cooler. You can take this bad boy with you as well via its AC/DC power adapters.
Price: $300
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