Pinter for all grain…

[Jiffy176]

And in action.

 

[homebrewdev]

that looks so great! what about sanitization? do you have clean the port or sanitize it? i was wondering why Pinter would not say something abou cleaning the port before adding hopper etc.

 

[Jiffy176]

that looks so great! what about sanitization? do you have clean the port or sanitize it? i was wondering why Pinter would not say something abou cleaning the port before adding hopper etc.

Don't know but squirted with starsan before screwing in.

 

[Jiffy176]

Was off work this week and have one of the MM best bitter kits taking up my brew fridge so thought I'd give a wheat beer a go to go in the pinter.
Got my 10l stainless pot out and did a biab. Used Brewfather to plan and hit my numbers stop on both pre and post boil.
5l added to pinter and half a sachet of the Mangrove Jacks wheat yeast.
after 24 hours I added my sounding arrangement and the pressure was off the scale. Reduced to 20 psi but it was done in 2 days.
Just upped the temperature for a d rest then cold crash with the dock on before I remove and condition.
Managed to get a heatbelt round the outside of the pinter held on by a belt and one of those amazon cheap temperature control plugs.
Still impressed and brewday was 3 hours with a whirlpool and a sit for hot break.
Big batches are fun. This is great for trying stuff. Got an imperial stout to do next.

 

[MashBag]

I have seen that CML now do pinter AG kits. They have to be much cheaper than the pinter concentrate.

 

[Jiffy176]

I have seen that CML now do pinter AG kits. They have to be much cheaper than the pinter concentrate.

Mine cost £12 odd quid with enough for two brews of grain and about 10 of hops. But I live down the road from farnborough HBS so can pick up bits as needed. Which may or may not be a good thing.