What does your beer fridge look like?

Damn, you're well organized! I lost control of that around four years ago. Bad on me as pulling a beer can be like a scavenger hunt. I'm overdue for a giant bottle share.

 

I'm glad to finally have a dedicated fridge, will be gladder the next time it's a little fuller.

I'm no raging alcoholic, but having a mini-fridge full of beer in my living room makes me wonder how I ever lived without one....

 

It's amazing how strong those wire shelves can be!

My beer fridge main contains my cellared beers, but I also have in there a couple of six packs of my favorite Short's beer that was just released since my upstairs fridge is full of food and everyday beer.

 

I am a fan of this thread.

 

To show her there are others out there like you or that you're not as "bad" as others?

 

Last time I took a photo...



Looks similar now but with less hoppy stuff, more BBA stuff, and even more sour stuff.

 

4 shelves of 750mL bottles--what brand/type of fridge is this??? Let me know so I can get one the next time my fridge breaks. Hell, I might break it on purpose if I can find one of these. Impressed those wire shelves are holding up so well, too.

 

Swing your dick or get out, but quit yer complaining either way. Nobody forced you to click on the thread.

 

To prove I'm not as "bad" as others

 

Still plenty of room for the wife's hummus

 

Just got back from Socal, so the beer/meat/climbing skins fridge looks a little different than normal.

Exterior


Door


Interior

 

Thanks for the tip.

 

This website is a terrific resource for doing that.

 

fridge? singular?

 

Some very nice set-ups showing up here. Most of my neighbors think mine is crazy, but it pales in comparison.

The top of the frige is typically reserved for the swill - Miller Lite, Busch, whatever craft lagers or 'crafty' beers my wife is drinking, and my father's Smirnoff for when he visits (at 73, he's drinking like a sorority girl?).



The rest is split between my beer, soda, and the random kids drinks. The hoppy stuff is usually in the middle and the stuff that can sit goes to the bottom. I think I need to figure out how to adjust the shelves to stand those 22's up?



The door is the "graveyard" where the hoppy stuff that gets old and other randoms go in case the neighbors show up. (No idea where the Straw-Rita or whatever came from.)



The front where I started saving my beer caps.

 

Basic organization: New stuff that I haven't reviewed is on the top shelf. Aside from that, it's a jumbled mess. Most of the sixers have a combination of beers in them. You certainly cannot see everything that's actually in there.

 

Cool thread idea. Here's mine.

 

You might have to reinforce those shelves.