Four major brew-day upgrades.
| Meet our favorite accessories, meant to make your brew day even easier than you could've imagined. Giving you a smoother mash, more efficient sparge, and faster cleanup; we know you'll love them too. | | | | | | On my first batch I didn't have this and I had to hold a hand strainer over a funnel – not fun. Once I had the funnel-screen combo, I could do it all myself. Thumbs up. -Chris | | | | | This large funnel comes with a removable fine mesh screen for catching any bits of spices or hop sediment out of your beer when filling up your fermenter on brew day. | | | | | | Perfect for one gallon batches. Very Solid Construction. The thick base keeps the heat even for the mash with minimal additional heating. Also keeps the heat more evenly distributed. -David | | | | | | This stainless steel 8 quart pot comes with a lid and perfectly holds all of your liquid during the boil. | | | | | | Tried to get by with a smaller strainer. While the smaller one worked, it made brewing a bigger challenge than needed. So happy to have the bigger one now. -Dillon | | | | | A fine mesh strainer with a long wooden handle, built to easily hold all of your grain. | | | | Excellent piece of equipment! I used it on my third batch of beer and it made the bottling phase much much easier. Makes the process more enjoyable, a great accessory to have for a good price! -Judy | | | | | | This mini auto-siphon will make bottling day a breeze and makes siphoning into bottles solo like a walk in the park. | | | Watch our last live brewing class and learn all of our tips and tricks. | | | | No longer want these emails? Unsubscribe.
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