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In Germany, Building Underground Motorized Pop-Up Beer Coolers in the Garden is a Thing
We all know there's no good reason to build cylindrical beer coolers that silently appear out of the ground in your backyard. But that hasn't stopped a bunch of German guys, engineers we assume, from building their own and posting the videos to YouTube.
Here's Ralf Göldner's:
Timo Hänsel's is illuminated:
Ready to build your own? Andreas Klassen has made the plans for his publicly available: "The Beerlift is controlled with Arduino Nano and operated with a Handy app. Drawing, unwinding, photos, wiring schematic, Arduino Program, Handy App (Android) .... free to download."
Will wonders never cease?
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Actually in our part of the world, having an underground beer cooler does have one good reason. The temperature from approx 1m down and below is a constant 7°C (around 44°F) all year round. In denmark, we actually have people who dig simple "earth-cooled beer"-holes, who make it a sport to find just the right hole-depth for the specific type of beer ;) The above is kind of the deluxe version of this I would say. :)