Personal Home Brewery #4 - Bottling Super Deluxe
BRKIT4
Our Home Brewery #4 - Bottling Super-Deluxe Kit is for those who want the best now, and don’t want the hassle of upgrading later. You can start brewing immediately with all the benefits of this Kits extra goodies. You’ll improve beer quality and make the brewing process easier, more professional and much more satisfying.
Like our Home Brewery #3, this Super-Deluxe System includes Absolutely Everything you’ll need to make great beer only faster, easier, and better. That’s because the additional $100 enables you to make substantially-improved beer with the Full-Boil method (see page 3 of our paper catalog for pictures.)
* Check out these highlighted features The 8 gallon kettle provides ample room to preform a full boil.
* The high-grade Wort Chiller allows you to boil and cool all 5 gallons of wort together (instead of only boiling 2-3 gallons and later topping-up with water at the end of the boil). It also chills your Wort very quickly, thus taking a couple hours off your brew day.
* Our sleek, stainless Kettle comes with a built-in Spigot allowing for super-easy transfers from Kettle to Fermenter, eliminating the danger of lifting boiling-hot liquid.
* The Kettle's lid is notched to accommodate the Wort Chiller's copper coil, while still maintaining a tight-fit for a sanitary environment.
* Also included are two Hop Bags which help prevent hop matter from entering your Fermenter. This is truly a "get started right" Home Brewery Kit.
Click here for a list of brewing equipment included:
Summary of Benefits:
* All the benefits of Full-Boil brewing
* Increased beer quality
* Built-in Kettle Spigot eliminates the need for lifting & pouring
* The satisfaction of "Doing it right", from the very beginning
Nice setup. I have been brewing myself every now and then for almost 2 years now. Have a kit for a nice wheat beer I have to get started on so it will be ready to celebrate my newborn in July.
It is not very difficult at all. Typically from start to finish you can be drinking your beer in as little as 3-4 weeks. Brew day is a few hours work then waiting for a few weeks before the next steps. I prefer to let it ferment a little longer so it is usually about 2 months before my beers are ready to go.
…nice chad