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First Pinter brew is now under way. Brew day was a lengthy 20 minutes.

Yes, @borischarlton already pointed out the one flaw in my otherwise flawless plan above 😄👍

I've done two brews now in my gen 4 and I'm really enjoying the experience. I've made a couple mash profiles and messed with the pid a...

I have an AIO and a stainless fermenter but I do like fermenting small batches in a 10 litre cornie. Great for a Helles or Weiss that...

After watching the MM video I bought a new gen 3 Pinter, plus 20 pints of their beer for £79, the trub removal and making a beer that...

Agree that a small corny is a better option but just to come back around to the original posting, if you already have a Pinter, then the...

Also, when you reattach doc the Pinter is under pressure. When you abruptly repressurise dock it can break a lug and forcibly detach. As...

Ah yes! Good point, I don't want any tears.

I wouldn't imagine that the pressure is any different from when you would initially undock it, but of course normally you would release...

Interesting... would it be possible to dry hop after trub removal? This is what I'm thinking: 1. Remove dock with trub as normal. 2...

Hi all, Delighted to finally join this forum as all the homebrew questions that I have & search online invariably get answered...

Hello, Just to cover off a few points. Firstly, we had no contact whatsoever with PINTER, we purchased the unit directly from the...

This and other “discussions” on the forum on the subject of water chemistry has lead me to the opinion that it is anything BUT water...

Short answer is you can't if you want that profile. Have a look at Spotless water, see if there is a refill station near you. Spotless...

I used it a couple of times but it was difficult to remove if I wanted to stir the mash so I stopped using it. I haven’t felt the need...