Product review (5 stars): Best Valentines Present!
Ladies, if your man is a home brewer and stuck fermenting without one of these ... this is your chance to make a very happy man.
Gentleman, if you are considering this little beauty, allow me to confirm, this is in fact what you want.

Yes sir, for right at around $50, you to can own this handy dandy device that will make your man's lagering dreams come true, yes that's right, it will make dreams come true folks.  Now before you say "you have gone to far" allow me to explain.  Without this wonderful device you have a choice about how you are going to ferment your beer, yes you have a choice - you can ferment your beer in a closet, or build a chiller.  Unfortunately, neither of your choices work very well for lagering, that is unless you only brew seasonally and are lucky enough to live in an area that stays at a nice even temperature of between 49 and 56 degrees Fahrenheit for over 30 days, and let me tell you friends, that doesn't happen very often in Texas.  Now this device can not be used alone, let me repeat this device cannot be used alone, you will require either a refrigerator, or a freezer with which to be controlled by this miracle of modern science.  Let me tell you my story folks.

I had an extra refrigerator that was only storing sodas (which I don't drink) and water, when my wife rolls out this beautifully wrapped package, inside of which was this amazing little device.  I already had a batch fermenting, unfortunately this was over 10 degrees warmer than it should have been, which was causing me some consternation.  I plugged this handy dandy device right up to that refrigerator dialed in the temperature I wanted, and inserted a thermometer to ensure that it reached and maintained the temperature that I desired.  With very minor tweaking this is now at the perfect temperature of a very even 53 degrees.

I am very excited to taste my beer, it will be the first time I will have been able to reach the proper lagering temperatures.  I am a very happy man.