Posted in Concept, Electronic Products, Entertainment, Technology on 24 August 2009
There is no special occasion you need to both hang out with your buddies and drink some chilled beer. And we feel there is definitely no need for you to miss any action on your TV either when refilling your mug. It’s good to know that someone else has also been paying attention to the same thing. The company is called Garage Fabricators and it isn’t very well-known but it is quite creative to say the least.
Their newest product goes by the name Diamond Plate Kegerator Cabinet. This one can hook up a flat screen TV up to as wide as 44″ keeping all your entertainment needs in mind while pimping up a cooling solution too. This one is a kegerator that has a cart capacity of 6,000 lbs. All of it is powder coated steel plating and welded 6″ phenolic casters. Its measurements are 23.5″ deep x 47.5″ wide x 64″ tall. Plus it is all modular to suit your modern day tastes.
Posted in Alcohol, Concept, Drinks, Spirits on 11 August 2009
Now, that’s what we call a great BeerTender. Don’t worry, our spelling’s not messed up but it’s the name of a new dispenser from Heineken in association with the SEB Group that will prove to be a sure shot hit with all beer lovers. Part of the ‘BeerTender Must Edition’ this all new design is a great combination of functionality and refinement.
The masculinity of the design will appeal to both the guys and the babes. And being a limited edition set of just 3 machines, you can afford to feel special. Each of the machines has been made in a mix of two materials – wood and leather, leather and steel, and rubber composite. So, you have multiple options to choose your favorite one from.
Posted in Alcohol, Drinks, Home Appliances, Spirits on 21 July 2009
We never knew that to enjoy great beer to the max you need proper glassware. Brand Spiegelau tells us so with its new Beer Classic Barrel. The glasses are unique with a narrow base that broadens into a winder mouth. We are informed that this structure channels the aromas while preserving the froth on top. Again, the beer drinker can also enjoy the highlights of color, clarity and carbonation of his or her favorite beverage.
A regular pack of glasses contains six of thse lager glasses all from the Spegelau’s Beer Classics Collection sitting comfy in an aging carboard box. It comes for a price of $75. Also, eah glass can hold up to 17 ounces of beer.
Posted in Alcohol, Drinks, Spirits, Worlds Most Expensive on 24 March 2009
There’s a new and perhaps the most expensive flavor in the beer market thanks to the famous brand Carlsberg. One of the world’s leading brewery groups has come up with their latest offering called the Vintage No. 2. It is the second brew in its Vintage trilogy, which is celebrated as the world’s most expensive beer.
Apparently, the beer makers want to “push the boundaries” for what a beer can do. So far, only wine has been associated while beer was always understood has a rough guy’s drink. Not anymore. With the Vintage Trilogy, the notion shall change to include men who like the rough side of life while sitting in the lap of luxury.
Posted in Drinks, Luxury on 13 December 2008
The only thing better than a mug of cold beer is a pitcher of cold beer. So what could possibly be better than your local bar? Obviously, your personal home bar with your very own beer brewing machine.
The NanoBrewMaster is the world’s first brewing device that is compact enough for you to tuck it away into a great corner of your living room. The NanoBrewMaster will brew, ferment and offer you chilled beer from the counter-top taps. Drinking your home made brew need not even become a hassle because the NanoBrewMaster cleans itself by sterilising all the containers and connectors at just the touch of a button. Standing at two by eight feet, the brewing machine is made from stainless steel and hardwood. The onboard computer system monitors and controls all the functions of the brew master to produce the tastiest of beer.
Posted in Health on 1 November 2008
The heat is on! The world is melting down financially and geographically but that is not reason enough to keep you from sweating out! Work out I mean. Now come on, I know you have been putting it off for tomorrow but hey, tomorrow never comes remember? And here is a little encouragement too much which will get you on your feet instantly! Burn out and get chilling beer! Well at least with this home trainer that has an attached heat pump to it, you can chill your beer and all it requires is vigorous pedaling. Some motivation!
Posted in Drinks, Luxury, Spirits on 24 September 2008
Your fascination for upcoming St. Patrick’s Day is quite palpable that you should start making efforts to meet the expexctations of those around you. And if you seek support in terms of ideas then Guinness is there to offer you many. Extract time from your tight schedule to witness the Neiman Marcus’ Fantasy Gifts section where Guinness is all set to enable you install an Irish Pub sporting Irish artifacts within your abode. Priced at $250,000, the exciting gift item honors the 250th anniversary of Guinness and offers a tap system offering a year’s supply of Guinness draught. They say on demand, the pub can be customized with eight-month period by the expert pubologists over at RiRa pubs followed by its installation into your home by 2009.
The packaged-price allows you access to first-class accommodations during your trip to witness pub in mid-construction. The cost includes a trip and VIP excursion of the Guinness Storehouse along with brewmaster Fergal Murray. All designed, developed and finished, you will be free to showcase this elite and authentic Irish pub in your environs.
Via BlogsMsg
Posted in Designer, Elite Find of the Day, Robot on 3 July 2008
Selfridges in association with Asahi beer has unveiled the world’s first personalized robotic barman that has a potential to serve you with a drink within two-minutes of taking the order, hence saving your 13- minutes. Called ‘Mr Asahi,’ it is developed using Robotics and Animatronics, and essentially is expert in serving ice-cold beer as half pints within de-cap bottles of beer. Mr Asahi’s simulation technology is accessible upon a condensed air feature that is monitored and synchronized through its numerous valves and electrical switching mechanisms connected to a PC.
They say 200 man hours were invested by a pool of eight-engineer to create such a product with robotic bar keeping skills. Weighing a quarter of a ton, it always offers a smiling face and responds patiently to the customers’ needs.
After making its manifestation in this week, the Mickey Metal functional caricature is reserved to move on for a national sampling tour with a schedule appended here.
· Manchester: 10-14 July
· Nottingham: 18-19 July
· Edinburgh: 24-26 July
· Glasgow: 25 July
· Newcastle: 1-3 August
· Birmingham: 6-7 September
· Leeds: 10-13 September
· Birmingham: 18-20 September
After an exhaustive oration, I suggest you to run through the video and applause his skills.
Via TechRadar/ Gizmodo/ TheInquirer
Posted in News, Shopping on 11 May 2008
With such wide eyes, you must be wondering if such giant beer-bottle or one shaped like coke would ever be useful. Ask Ghana nationalities and they will tell you the relevance of such branded products. Seemingly bottles, these are apparently very purposeful as they serve as coffins to celebrate one’s death ceremony.
It is no prank as Delicious Ghost points to this Ghanaweb writeup: For Ga tribe, the moment of funeral is a blissful period of mourning along with celebration. They believe death is a stage that takes a human being to a new phase of life and thus his farewell should be performed in an elite manner. And what could be more valuable than honoring their dead with intensely tinted coffins that commemorate the way they lived. Other branded examples can be counted as giant Coke bottle, an Air Jordan coffin or even cigarette coffins.
Also, artists and carpenters have mixed feelings for this product with a different reason. They cherish the fact that the designer coffins are being used here as a home for their after life but also grieves that all their efforts invested in making the unique coffin gets buried with the burial of the dead body.
Via EyeTeeth
Posted in Designer, News, Spirits on 6 May 2008
Bette Davis has well said: “The only place one can feel legendary is in coffin.” And it seems Bill Bramanti has heard this or god knows if he is fortunate enough to meet this level of coincidence and intellect. His coffin is certainly going to be marking his history. He love for Pabst Blue Ribbon beer is so obvious that he wishes to get buried in a coffin structured with na appeal similar to a can. News is Bill has already materialized his raw thought and has made a casket for himself after trying his fit into it. Till the time this beer-can welcomes his actual owner, this would be up for alternative usage of serving as a beer cooler for Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.
Those who wish to reside in a coffin formed like your favourite beverage shall go ahead and experiment with this wild yet exciting thought. It wopuld be an exemplary consumer-brand allegiance. Do tell us what would your revolutionary coffibn look like?
Via | USAToday
