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Much appreciated, thank you :) Brewzilla offer great value for money...the Brewtools is also value for money but a lot more money :)

Yes, pretty much. This are designed so that you can sparge. I would recommend sparging for sure.

Hi Ed, The 3.1 should be available in most markets world wide now.

Thanks a lot guys. This was a massive project that ended up over 3 videos instead of one! Then GF totally dropped the ball and that just had to go in!

It is time for a buyers guide video series for all in one brewing systems that makes recommendations within the budget, middle and premium markets. This is set out in 3 separate videos that have all been made live at the same time. The first of these explains my process in what to look for in a...

Haha thanks, much appreciated :)

It is time to take a look at the new second version of the Fermentasaurus which is known as the Fermzilla. Within this video, I take you on a guided tour of this new and improved version. This is not available in most world markets yet but it will be very soon. Despite having limited experience...

Applying this putty should be done after your clean and sanitary processes are completed. This way there is no issue at all, it is fixed to the outside of the fermenter and presents no issue at all as it will not come into contact with the wort or beer.

Thanks Peter. Blue tack also works but it can be less accurate. Problem is there are different versions of it.

Great to hear :) Try the putty...you will find it is more accurate.

The plumbers putty just sticks to the side of your fermenter. It does not come into contact with the wort in any way.

It is time for a product review video and this one concerns the new Inkbird ITC-308 Wifi. Included in this video is the unit in action, an explanation as to how it works and how to use it, what it can do, all technical data and my final thoughts on it. I also include a very tried and tested and...

Hi, On the face of things currently I think for that money personally I would either spend more and get the Brewtools or save my money and get a Robobrew Brewzilla 65L which is far cheaper.

Lets face it the price will either make it or break it. Anything close to 2K puts it close to the Brewtools 80L, which is in a whole other league.

Thanks Clint, yes for sure!

It is time for a further update video for the forthcoming 70L Grainfather as lots of new information has come to light in the last couple of weeks, some of which has not been made very public outside of the Brewcon event in Rhode Island, including a guideline on its retail price. It has taken me...

Many thanks. Yes I think so also. When you taste the end beers it feels pretty amazing that they are still produced relatively quickly compared to traditional sours from places like Belgium.

My summer holidays are over and It is now time for another educational video! For this one, I have teamed up with a very up and coming Norwegian commercial brewery known as "Eik og Tid" that is pushing the boundaries in craft beer brewing and fermenting with kveik yeast. They have taken the...

Yes it works well in bars for sure with it supporting both key kegs and corny kegs but really this is so handy to have at home also.

It is time for a new product preview. This smart keg device is wifi connected and monitors your kegs very precisely. You can monitor all your connected kegs at a glance within a smartphone or tablet app. On launch this will support both corny kegs and key kegs. I have been involved in beta...