Thread: Home Brew

Awesome, these forums have threads of three subjects that interest me quite alot; Straight Razor shaving, pipe smoking and brewing.

I'm going to buy my self Braumeister 50l when we move to new house and get little more space to work with.

I'm trying to keep the rig small until I retire and quit moving. Currently using a couple of ice chests (HLT and MT), a 15 gal pot, 6.5 gal glass carboy, 4 kegs and a freezer (keezer-to-be).
Once I retire, I'll be adding in a couple of walk-in cold rooms complete with an obscene amount of stainless!

Originally Posted by Ymir

Awesome, these forums have threads of three subjects that interest me quite alot; Straight Razor shaving, pipe smoking and brewing.

I'm going to buy my self Braumeister 50l when we move to new house and get little more space to work with.

What a machine!!!!

Originally Posted by tbert33

What a machine!!!!

It indeed seems to be rather good machine. Sure you could get one cheaper if you knew how to weld stainless and program the pump and boiler unit but I think it´s safe to say, Braumeister is just very easy and efficient approach.

I love beers my self, and I have lately started to widen my perspective in the matter. Don´t get me wrong I am big bad newbie still but the hobby really interests me. I have slight OCD when it comes to things and Braumeister helps with that; It helps in eliminating the random factors of brewing, given proper sanitation. From what I have read you can produce good quality beers with very little random variance in the results. This gives chance to hunt for THE best beer, as every time you brew a beer you can recreate the results, and adjust accordingly to the next brew. If you can not recreate a beer you have made, you have very hard time trying to better your products as Change A, can result in outcomes C, D, E leaving you wonder what did you do wrong and what did you do right this time around.