There's nothing more thirst quenching than a cool beer on a hot summers day - and
nothing more irritating than not being able to fit said beers in your fridge. That's why a beer mini fridge is the perfect option for the summer, and especially the 2010 summer of sport!
The beauty of the beer fridge or mini fridge is that it is easily portable and can be set up anywhere. It's a great option for BBQs and stops people having to traipse through the house to the fridge and back, every time they want a top up.
Mini fridges aren't just for beers and drinks, they're great for keeping food cool - especially in BBQ weather. By running the power cord through a window you can plug in the appliance and take it outside, keeping your BBQ meats cool, covered and fresh even in the heat of the August sun (at least the two days of sun we get in Britain every year).
Beer/mini fridges are great for games rooms as they don't need to be plugged in permanently wasting energy. You only need to plug them in, in anticipation of events such as sports games or get-togethers.
These mini fridges are also a favourite with students as they don't take up much room and can be kept easily in small student flats and bedsits. As it can be kept in a bedroom it's a wonderful deterrent from the cheese thief who is so prominent throughout the communal university halls and kitchens of the world.
So which beer or mini fridge should you buy?
The Lec DF50G beer mini fridge is a popular option when choosing a mini fridge. It contains a wine rack for your whites, as well as a shelf for cans and bottles of alcoholic or soft drinks. The Lec DF50G comes in a modern silver colour and has a capacity of 50 litres (enough for a small get-together?). But just because the LEC DF50G is small doesn't mean it skimps on features, it also has an intelligent auto defrost feature to prevent the build up of ice on the refrigerator element.
To offer peace of mind the Lec DF50G free standing refrigerator also comes with a one year warranty.
Beer mini fridges could be an asset to the summer of 2010 with the FIFA World Cup kicking into action. There'll be no need to leave the vicinity of the television to get a drink - as long as you have your trusty mini fridge by your side.