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Before starting his project, averagejones already had a basement refrigerator with a single keg. At any given time, it held beer or soda — not both. Worst of all, he had to walk downstairs to pour a drink!

There was a small space for taps in the kitchen, but with young kids in the house, he didn’t want to put in a huge fridge or kegerator. Instead, he commissioned a barrel worker to cut an old wine barrel in half.

After a coat of finish, it was ready for its new home in the kitchen. Now came the hard part. Would he actually be able to run keg lines to the basement? And if he did, would he be able to figure out the right combination of gas and pressure?

There was only one way to find out: Drill a hole!

A little later, averagejones dropped his first line into the basement…

…and attached it to his keg. He also drilled several holes in the fridge to ensure that his drinks stayed cold.

Now for a test! He hooked up his tap and poured a drink. It worked, but it was still on the floor.

Time to drill another hole!

Tap lines were run from the floor to the top of the barrel…

…and the iron taps were attached.

The finished product is stunning, but best of all, it’s fully functional. Now averagejones and his family can enjoy tap soda and beer in their very own kitchen.

In celebration of the completed project, he poured an IPA and drank it by the fire. Life doesn’t get much better than that!

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While diving he found a bottle full of beer which a cork in it identifying the brewer so he started to do a little research.

Based on the markings on the bottom of the bottle, and traced it back to a manufacturer that was importing glass bottles to Canada in the 1800s. The cork itself said “A. Keith & Sons”

Now for those of you that know your East Coast IPAs and Canadian history, know that the A. Keiths refers to Alexander Keith’s Brewery, which opened in Halifax in 1820 and is one of the oldest commercial breweries in North America.

Sadly he won’t be opening up the beer to try it out, but if he did we think it would look something like this.

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A woman at Buffalo Wild Wings sat down for lunch and ordered two beers. She only drank one of them. The other was for her brother, a soldier who had died in Iraq.

The server, Brian Avery, informed her that the restaurant would pay for his beer. Moved by his kindness, the woman wrote him a heartfelt note.

To all the men and women serving in the military, thank you for protecting our freedom.

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If you’ve ever played beer pong you’ve probably experienced hairs and pieces of lint stuck stuck to your ball. Dunking your ball in water is supposed to ‘clean’ it but we all know this is a huge lie. A group of beer pong enthusiast have created Slip Cup which is an insert that fits into your cups and prevents the ball from getting your beer dirty.

Each insert has little arms that catch your beer pong ball and prevent it from bouncing out.

The inserts are numbered, opening up the possibilities for brand new drinking games. The makers of Slip Cup have created 15 new drinking games with their product and outline them on their Kickstarter.

The rims are super thin so your shot isn’t messed up.

Slip Cup also helps prevent spills because it is center-weighted.

Lastly, they allow you to stack the cups without germing up the beer. Check out their

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I’ll give you a hint, the best-selling beer isn’t from America.

10. Coors Light (U.S.)

2005 rank: 7
Market share: 1.3%
Outsold Coors by almost 13 to 1

9. Brahma (Brazil)

2005 rank: 5
Market share: 1.5%
Brazilian beer also in AB InBev family

8. Harbin (China)

2005 rank: 15
Market share: 1.5%
Chinese brand owned by AB InBev

7. Heineken (Netherlands)

2005 rank: 6
Market share: 1.5%
Oldest brand in the top 10 (142 years)

6. Yanjing (China)

2005 rank: 16
Market share: 1.9%
Billed as “the state beer of China”

5. Skol (Brazil)

2005 rank: 3
Market share: 2.2%
InBev’s top beer before the merger with AB

4. Budweiser (U.S.)

2005 rank: 2
Market share: 2.3%
The dethroned “King of Beers.” Chef David Chang is now a spokesman.

2. Tsingtao (China)

2005 rank: 10
Market share: 2.8%
Yep, the world’s top two are Chinese

1. Snow (China)

2005 rank: 11
Market share: 5.4%
Sales volume up 573% since 2005

That’s right, folks, the top two selling beers come from China.

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Alabama
Good People Brewing Co. — Coffee Oatmeal Stout

Alaska
Alaskan Brewing Co. — Amber

Arizona
Four Peaks Brewery — Kilt Lifter

Arkansas
Diamond Bear Brewing Co. — Diamond Bear Pale Ale

California
Anchor Brewing Co. — Anchor Steam

Colorado
New Belgium Brewing — Fat Tire Amber Ale

Connecticut
New England Brewing Co. — Atlantic Amber

District of Columbia
DC Brau — The Public

Delaware
Dogfish Head — 60 Minute IPA

Florida
Cigar City Brewing — Jai Alai India Pale Ale

Georgia
SweetWater Brewing Co. — 420 Extra Pale Ale

Hawaii
Kona Brew Co. — Longboard Island Lager

Idaho
Laughing Dog Brewing — Laughing Dog IPA

Illinois
Goose Island Beer Co. — Honker’s Ale

Indiana
Three Floyds Brewing — Alpha King

Iowa
Madhouse Brewing Co. — Pastime Pale Ale

Kansas
Free State Brewing Co. — Ad Astra Ale

Kentucky
Bluegrass Brewing Co. — Nut Brown Ale

Louisiana
Abita Brewing Co. — Purple Haze

Maine
Allagash Brewing Co. — Allagash White

Maryland
Originally National Brewing Co. but now owned by Pabst Brewing Co. — National Bohemian

Massachusetts
Boston Beer Co. — Samuel Adams Boston Lager

Michigan
Founders Brewing Co. — Breakfast Stout

Minnesota
Surly Brewing Co. — Furious

Mississippi
Lazy Magnolia Brewery — Southern Pecan Nut Brown Ale

Missouri
St. Louis Brewery — Schlafly Pale Ale

Montana
Big Sky Brewing Co. — Moose Drool

Nebraska
Nebraska Brewing Co. — Hop God IPA

Nevada
Big Dog’s Brewing Co. — Dirty Dog IPA

New Hampshire
Smuttynose Brewing Co. — Finestkind IPA

New York
Brooklyn Brewery — Brooklyn Lager

North Carolina
Red Oak Brewery — Amber Lager

North Dakota
Fargo Brewing Co. — Wood Chipper

Ohio
Great Lakes Brewing Co. — Burning River Pale Ale

Oklahoma
Marshall Brewing Co. — Atlas India Pale Ale

Oregon
Rogue Ales — Dead Guy Ale

Pennsylvania
D.G. Yuengling & Son — Yuengling Traditional Lager

Rhode Island
Narragansett Brewing Co. — Narragansett Lager

South Carolina
Coast Brewing Co. — 32/50 Kolsch

South Dakota
Firehouse Brewing Co. — Firehouse Red

Tennessee
Ghost River — Golden Ale

Texas
Spoetzl Brewery — Shiner Bock

Utah
Squatters Beers — Big Cottonwood

Vermont
Magic Hat Brewing Co. — Magic Hat #9

Virginia
Starr Hill Brewery — Northern Lights IPA

Washington
Redhook Ale Brewery — Redhook ESB

West Virginia
Mountain State Brewing Co. — Seneca Indian Pale Ale

Wisconsin
New Glarus Brewing Co. — Spotted Cow

Wyoming
Snake River Brewing Co. —Zonker Stout

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Beer is not meant to be stacked like this in a fridge and if you do it, you’ll find out the hard way that it was a mistake.

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These brewers obviously have a great sense of humor.

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Matthew McConaughey was in New Orleans when his family started pointing in the direction across the street and he wondered why.

Oh. That’s because BRAD PITT was standing on the balcony across from them.

Just two normal dudes.

Chitchatting from across the way, as two normal guys who aren’t anything but normal do.

Chitchatting from across the way, as two normal guys who aren’t anything but normal do.

But then Brad thought Matthew might be thirsty. So, he threw him a beer.

Oh yeah, he threw that beer.

Yes, that beer got thrown.

It got thrown real good.

And then Matthew enjoyed that beer (see, beer in hand). Oh yeah and Drew Brees was there too.

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Spitfire beer delivery during WWII.

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Playing beer pong on this LED beer pong table makes even more fun.

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The world’s second largest collection of beer bottles is located in Sweden. The collection consists of over 8,600 bottles.

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Effect of beer and coffee on your brain.

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Photos of lovely girls and beer. Two of every man’s favorites.

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