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Date: 27 Nov 2006 18:42:14
From: me2
Subject: Web sites illustrating state of the art setups ?
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I'm an ex brewer. I haven't brewed for 6 years. I have SS brewing vessels
and a counterflow chiller and a lauter tun made from a cooler. I've
forgotten most of what I used to know ! I want to start brewing again and
I want to simplify my setup a bit, making it easier to handle, easier to
clean, etc.
I'd appreciate links to some websites that illustrate what is now state of
the art for home brewing setups.
Thanks.
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Date: 27 Nov 2006 20:17:29
From: Steve Kranz
Subject: Re: Web sites illustrating state of the art setups ?
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me2 wrote:
> I'm an ex brewer. I haven't brewed for 6 years. I have SS brewing vessels
> and a counterflow chiller and a lauter tun made from a cooler. I've
> forgotten most of what I used to know ! I want to start brewing again and
> I want to simplify my setup a bit, making it easier to handle, easier to
> clean, etc.
>
> I'd appreciate links to some websites that illustrate what is now state of
> the art for home brewing setups.
>
> Thanks.
In my book, "State of the art" equals a good combination of economy and
simplicity. Here is a link to the BrewLadder, which I designed and
built from a 6-ft. wooden step ladder. There are three of them in known
existence, mine (#001) and two others built by our club members based on
the design shown here, each with their own unique modifications. It is
an all-grain device for use with two coolers or buckets for
mashing/sparging, and a kettle/burner on the ground.
http://users.adelphia.net/~smkranz/brewladder.htm
--
Steve Kranz
Homebrewer extraordinaire, banjo player mediocaire
Visit the Midnight Homebrewers' League on the web at:
http://users.adelphia.net/~smkranz
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Date: 27 Nov 2006 11:18:11
From: kulmes@gmail.com
Subject: Re: Web sites illustrating state of the art setups ?
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I'm not sure if all of the systems on this page are state of the art,
but I always enjoy ogling the systems here:
http://brewery.mvlan.net/folder/011/Homebreweries%20Directory/
-Kevin
me2 wrote:
> I'm an ex brewer. I haven't brewed for 6 years. I have SS brewing vessels
> and a counterflow chiller and a lauter tun made from a cooler. I've
> forgotten most of what I used to know ! I want to start brewing again and
> I want to simplify my setup a bit, making it easier to handle, easier to
> clean, etc.
>
> I'd appreciate links to some websites that illustrate what is now state of
> the art for home brewing setups.
>
> Thanks.
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