Been looking for something similar. Where'd you get it?

Well damn. I read the Pipeworks and Chicago only.

Hell, still drive down to 3 Floyds even if in NY.

Amazon Prime sir, it's a Danby Beverage Center. Had a lot of gift card money from Xmas so made sense.

Nice.

I have a Danby mini-fridge being delivered tomorrow for the same reason. I went with the 4.4 cu ft fridge without freezer, but I really like the way that bev center looks. I'm hoping I'll have room for some large format bottles because I have a lot of them.

When you get it filled post a pic. Want to see how much, if any, additional space you get over mine. Almost did the same as you but liked the look of the clear door.

Will do. I like the clear door as well, but decided against it since mine will be in a garage.

I will also probably end up with 2 of them, and plan on keeping them at different temps for different beer styles.

The only real complaint I have is the awkward height of bombers make the third rack basically worthless. Cans do fit upright so will need to find some decent 12 ozers to cellar.

Love fridges that have customizable shelf sizing opportunities. My parents have an amazing wine fridge with wood racks that can be changed around some to different things well.

Are those shelves removable? Maybe you can pull and hack saw up a solution.

Having a 2015 BCBBW tonight. Definitely tastes different than the last two years. Still pretty tasty though.

so I really ****ing like love child 6. I guess this is the first time straying from the Flanders red blend with bourbon barrel quad, in favor of a pretty tasty sour blonde. I understand that they'll be back to normal for 7, but this is excellent

I recommend Torst, it can be a bit of a pain to get there, but the beer list and bar itself are amazing.

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Hah, yeh really. Different temps for cellaring. This is getting out of control!

Different temps for drinking? Fine
Different temps for cellaring? Not needed.

The only tweet in cellaring that I do is that I'll never store a brett beer with my wine. I doubt there is a real risk but I'm not willing to take that chance.

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Please expand. Would gasses escape the beer and enter the wine? If so, I need to rethink where I store my wine. Though, I mostly keep my reds in a dark closet, but I've got a few whites that I cellar for a year or so at a time.

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What were your favorite beer spots (bars and bottle shops) you found there? We are heading there in March and I've started scouting spots.

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Torst in Brooklyn and Cannibal in Manhattan were my favorites. Cannibal I liked a little more, since Torst was a little too Brooklyn hipster for me. Fantastic beer selection at both.

Favorite, just chill beer bar was Blind Tiger in the West Village. There are a ton of great beer places in the Villages though.

The bottle shop we went to was Beer Boutique in Williamsburg (Brooklyn). Great guy in there and he brought out a few beers that weren't on the shelves but that he knew I couldn't get back in Texas. We went to Brookyln Brewery and Beer Boutique is only a few blocks away. Brooklyn Brewery was fun, but their beers have always been just decent to me. They do have a pretty cool set up there though.

Edit: If you do go to both Brooklyn Brewery and Beer Boutique, there is a badass pizza shop in between both of them call Best Pizza which is a great place to sober up a little (or get further drunk since they have Six Point in cans).

Any of you Denver people been to/had Living the Dream brewery in Highlands Ranch? Found out a friend of mine is working there. How's the beer?

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Karbach Three Legged Lab! (new Imperial Stout in cans)

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Hah, yeh really. Different temps for cellaring. This is getting out of control!

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Hah, yeh really. Different temps for cellaring. This is getting out of control!

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Eat it dude.

Thanks for the tips Joe, will definitely add those to my bar list. Not sure I'll make it to the brewery but might if we're in the area.

Had my first three legged lab last night. Very good.

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I'm paranoid. Critters like brett will destroy a bottle of wine if it gets thru the cork. Will brett be active at 55 degrees to make its way to the bottles and thru the cork? Highly doubtful, but I'm a little girl when it comes to my wine collection.

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Any of you Denver people been to/had Living the Dream brewery in Highlands Ranch? Found out a friend of mine is working there. How's the beer?

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I made it out there last year. Good stuff, and a great vibe.

There's another one just around the corner too, can't remember the name.

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New beer cellar fridge......I need to start drinking faster because I couldn't fit everything in here.

Also, I put my three bottles of Cantillon on their side since that's how they cellar their own beer. Hope I don't regret it.

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Are the racks adjustable? How much space would it take up if you wanted to stand the 750s upright? I might be shopping for a fridge in the near future

The racks are adjustable. Quite a few ways to adjust them as well.

My bottom rack is set up and has 750's behind the beers in front. You can fit 3 rows of 750s with the way I have it set up. There's a small jut out on the bottom that takes away another row of space that the top racks have. If I had more 750s I might consider lowering the bottom rack to get more space for them.

Prairie >$10 12 oz. bottles.... A love hate relationship

I just bought a coffee okie as well. Couldn't stop myself...but I also picked up 2 speedway stouts.

Got me a Speedway Stout yesterday.

Also picked up this sexy IPA. One of the best I've had, at least to my taste.