Recipes Work is the curse of the drinking class. Oscar Wilde   Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. Benjamin Franklin   I would kill everyone in this room for a drop of sweet beer. Homer Simpson		There has never been a time in the history of the world when you've had a better selection of brewski, than right now. Close you're eyes for a moment, and imagine if you will, a world without beer. You can't do it can you? Neither can we. And it's just as well, because we live in a paradise of Hops, Grain, Yeast and water. You could have a different beer each day of the year if you wanted to and still not try them all. It's pretty cool really. Well, this page is devoted to BEER. Hopefully you have one in your hand right now. Here is some information on how much to buy for the bachelor party. Here is a conversion table for your drinking pleasure.   Keg by the Pint:   5 Gal   Mini Keg  =   40   Pints   7.5 Gal   Pony Keg  =   60   Pints   15.5 Gal   Keg  = 124   Pints   Keg by the 12 oz. Red Plastic Cup: 5 Gal   Mini Keg  =   50   Red Cups   7.5 Gal   Pony Keg  =   75   Red Cups   15.5 Gal   Keg  = 155   Red Cups Using this information, we can calculate how much beer it takes to make a party. Assuming a total of twenty beer drinkers. Each guy drinks 6 red cups = not drunk: you would need a full keg but would have about a gallon and a half left over for the next morning. Each guy drinks 10 red cups = not completely drunk: you would need a full keg and a mini keg and would have about a half gallon left over for the next morning. Each guy drinks 15 red cups = completely drunk: you would need two full kegs and would have about a half gallon left over for the next morning. Each guy drinks 20 red cups = bachelor party: you would need three full kegs and would have about five gallons left over for the next morning. That's only two bowls of cereal each for breakfast.		Links: RealBeer this is the place realbeer.com The Ultimate Internet Beer Guide beer.meccanet.com   MJ's Beer Hunter Online www.beerhunter.com   Beer Styles www.mv.com