Finally I'm in the HOT ZONE for a useful product release - the 'do all' Star Trek Cocktail & Beer Replicator - at a St Louis grocer's near you (well, me), now.
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I'll test one for them. But at $4 plus the cost of liquor that's about what you'll spend at a bar. I have always thought about building my own automated bartender but have never gotten serious about it and probably never will since I enjoy cocktail making much like I enjoy cooking. Plus I tend to drink spirits straight these days.
I do own a uKeg and can mix up cocktails by the gallon with it.
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Are you going to try to get your hands on one?
One thing about the machine is that guests can't bring over bottles like they do with a full bar. So it's up to you to buy the drink pods and flip the cost. I guess you can put out a tip jar though. -
You could theme a party for the drink cups?
As to getting one, yes, but I'm looking for an insider edge on this. I must know somebody who knows somebody to get me one < retail. I want to try the beer flights - I mix but don't brew.
One of the monthly Texas Hold'em hosts has literally hundreds of beers now from left overs. He simply asks you to bring some, try others. He's way ahead. -
If I got one It would replace my current dining room bar. I would park it in a hutch with all the glassware around it.
Personally, I can't imagine the beer is any good. I have a kegerator, and the uKeg, and bottled beer is already premade. I would probably stick with that. But who knows?
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Oh you noticed that too Attjack? That site has all sorts of stuff at all different price points. Kind of like that Touch Of Modern web site that's been advertising on tv. Fun stuff to browse.
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