Grainfather Connect G30 V2 All Grain Brewing System - 110 Volt
This item qualifies for FREE SHIPPING! We believe the original ‘all-in-one’ brewing system is still the best! This system integrates with your smart phone or tablet and the Grainfather app is unparalleled...
Hydrometer
Hydrometers are used to quickly measure the specify gravity or density of your beer or wine. The information correlates with the amount of sugar and thus allows you to determine...
Pot - 5 Gallon
Polished Stainless Steel 5 Gallon Brew Kettle. Includes stainless lid and handles Dia. 30cm, Height 30 cm, Thickness 0.8mm.Great small pot for the beginner brewer. Perfect for 3 gallon batches...
Fill-O-Meter
Easily measure your water volumes! A must have bit of kit for any homebrewer. Don't waste time next to the hose, punch in what you need and concern yourself with...
Grainfather G30 V3 110V without Chiller
This item qualifies for FREE SHIPPING! Compact and simple to use, with a small footprint for brewing indoors the Grainfather G30³ provides a home brewery system that with superior design,...
Grainfather G30 V3 Counterflow Chiller
The Grainfather counterflow chiller is used after boiling the wort to cool it down fermentation temperature. The counterflow does this by acting as a heat exchange between the wort and water...
Grainfather G70 V2 All Grain Brewing System
The Grainfather G70v2 is the ultimate 70L brewing system, allowing you to create enough high-quality beer to fill 122 pints in one brew. It’s the perfect match for experienced brewers, with...
Grainfather G30 V3 110V with Chiller Bundle
Joy of Homebrewing Book
The Complete Joy of Homebrewing is the essential guide to understanding and making a full range of beer styles, including ales, lagers, stouts, pilseners, dubbels, tripels, and homerun specialty beers...
Escarpment Labs - Czech Lager Yeast
This traditional Czech Pilsner yeast rewards patience with a clean, crisp profile and accentuates subtleties. While it's not the easiest lager yeast to use, a number of brewers stand by...
