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If you're ready to step up to all grain brewing, this converted insulated cooler works wonders as a mash tun! The 14-gallon size can hold upwards of 25 lbs of grain, so there's plenty of room for even the strongest 5-gallon beer recipes.
Speidel has taken this unit a step further with the new 5" touch screen control panel. The new automatic control system brews with your custom recipes and guides you through the brewing process. Now with integrated WiFi as standard, recipes and software updates can be synced automatically.
If you're looking for a home draft system, but don't have the space for a kegerator or keezer, we've got the answer! The KOMOS KRYO benchtop keg dispenser can serve ice cold beer from unchilled kegs. It's essentially an electric jockey box that chills beer inline as it passes from the keg through the internal draft coils that sit submerged in the glycol reservoir.
Pop Tops Swing Top Bottles from Pop Cultures provide the best of both worlds when it comes to bottling! They provide the ease and flexibility of flip top bottles, with the added ability to cap for shelf stability.
Check out the latest articles we've added to our library! Topics range from Beer & Wine to Beermosa's & More!.
Recouping a Barrel By Evan Knezic
To start to some this may be a light bulb moment and to others kindergarten, but it needs to be said. The word recoup is of French origin basically meaning to regain something lost or expended according to Oxford. A cooper is the guy that makes the barrel in the first place. So, recouping a barrel is seeking to regain some of the oak flavor and microxygenation that takes place in a barrel during aging.....(Click here to continue reading)
Recirculation During The Mash (How & Why) By Darrell Droneburg
Clarity is first on the list because it's the most "obvious" improvement, and you get results almost immediately. There is some debate as to how long you need to recirculate, and like most things for home brewers, it depends on what your goal is. If you're doing a single mash infusion (more on this and alternatives later) you may benefit most from recirculating the last 15 minutes of your mash time.....(Click here to continue reading)
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