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Broil King Sovereign XLS 90 Gas Grill Review
The AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal winning review of Broil King's Sovereign XLS 90 Pro is a mid-size model in their Regal Series. Pro has upgrades over the standard Regal 490 including lots of stainless steel parts. Broil King claims their patented Dual Tube Burners produce more even heat.
Broil King Imperial 490 Gas Grill Review
The Broil King Imperial 490 earns our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal Award. are packed with useful extras offering quality plus bells and whistles for a reasonable price. Rotisserie included. Lots of stainless steel including heavy cast stainless steel cooking grates.
Broil King Imperial 590 Gas Grill Review
We reviewed the Broil King Imperial 590 and award our AmazingRibs.com Best Value Gold Medal winning, mid-size, 5-burner gas grill. Many compare Broil King very favorably to Weber. A high compliment indeed! Broil King claims their patented Dual Tube Burners produce more even heat and increase burner life.
Broil King Imperial XLS Gas Grill Review
We reviewed the Broil King Imperial XLS and award it our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal winner and the biggest model in their top of the line Imperial Series. Many compare Broil King very favorably to Weber. A high compliment indeed! Broil King claims their patented Dual Tube Burners produce more even heat and increase burner life.
BeefEater 4-Burner Gas Grill Review
BeefEater's 4 burner gas grill from Australia is loaded with extras. We reviewed this good looking large gasser with a double door cart that has side shelves, storage baskets and a built-in towel rack. Our AmazingRibs.com Silver Medal goes to this Aussie.
Artisan 36″ ART2 Classic Review
Artisan offers a selection of premium gas grill heads. They are the entry level options for parent company, Alfresco, a manufacturer of luxury gas grills. We reviewed the Classic 36", Artisan's largest and finest grill, has many attributes of the higher priced Alfresco models.
American Outdoor Grill (AOG) 36 Inch Gas Grill Review
Our Gold Medal Review goes to American Outdoor Grill (AOG) gas grills. AOG is made by Fire Magic, makers of some of the finest and most expensive gas grills available which explains why their "entry level" AOG grills sell in the range of most other manufacturer's premium models. This 36" American Outdoor Grill is one of their larger models.
American Outdoor Grill (AOG) 30 Inch Gas Grill Review
Our Gold Medal Review goes to Fire Magic's American Outdoor Grill (AOG) 30" gas grill. Fire Magic makes some of the finest and most expensive gas grills available which explains why their "entry level" AOG grills sell in the range of most other manufacturer's premium models. This 3-burner, 30" is their mid-size grill.
American Outdoor Grill (AOG) 24 Inch Gas Grill Review
Our Gold Medal Review goes to Fire Magic's American Outdoor Grill (AOG) 24" 2-burner gas grill. Fire Magic makes some of the finest and most expensive gas grills available which explains why their "entry level" AOG grills sell in the range of most other manufacturer's premium models. The 24" is their smallest model.
Weber Summit S-460 Built-In Gas Grill Review
The S-460 is a 4-burner, built-in model in Weber's top of the line gas grill series, aptly named Summit. We reviewed the freestanding Summit S-470. With a few minor exceptions, we were not disappointed. Summits cook beautifully and have great features earning our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.
Weber Summit S-660 Built-In Gas Grill Review
The S-660 is a 6-burner, built-in model in Weber's top of the line gas grill series, aptly named Summit. We had high expectations when we reviewed a smaller Summit S-470. With a few minor exceptions, we were not disappointed. Summits cook beautifully and have great features earning our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.
Weber Summit E-670 and S-670 Review
The E-670 and S-670 are upgraded models in Weber's top of the line gas grill series, aptly named Summit. We had high expectations when reviewing their smaller S-470. With a few minor exceptions, we were not disappointed. Summits It cook beautifully and have great features earning our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.
Weber Summit E-470 and S-470 Gas Grill Review
Here's an upgraded model in Weber's top of the line gas grill series, aptly named Summit. We had high expectations when we reviewed the S-470. With a few minor exceptions, we were not disappointed. It cooks beautifully and has great features earning our AmazingRibs.com Platinum Medal.
Weber Summit E-620 and S-620 Gas Grill Review
The E-620 and S-620 were 6-burner models in Weber's top of the line gas grill series, aptly named Summit. We reviewed the Summit S-470 which is still available. Summits cook beautifully and have great features earning our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.Up Your BBQ IQ By Joining The Pitmaster Club
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