http://www.nanobrewingtech.com
hmmm... some neighbours share snowblowers on my street, I wonder if I could do some convincing.
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A friend sent me this today. Know I know what I want for Christmas!
http://www.nanobrewingtech.com
hmmm... some neighbours share snowblowers on my street, I wonder if I could do some convincing.
http://www.nanobrewingtech.com
hmmm... some neighbours share snowblowers on my street, I wonder if I could do some convincing.
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Jon Walker
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Save you allowance. I'm guessing a rig like this will be $10,000+. Worrying that the end result will be "ice cold beer". Tends to make me think it's aimed at the lager drinker. I'd be interested for a few avid homebrewers to chime in with their thoughts on this. Grub?
I don't always piss in a bottle but when I do...I prefer to call it Dos Equis.
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BrewerDave
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I agree that I could see this being an expensive rig but I think it would be up to the brewer as to how the beer tasted. What I'm guessing is that this is just a computer controlled brewhouse that's miniaturized.
Pumps and agitators probably follow a program based on time based on a given recipe/program. One thing missing is a mill to crush the grain. If this is an extract based brewing system than all bets on flavour are off in my opinion.
Very similar to a Sabco Brew-Magic system http://www.brew-magic.com/bmindex.html with a CIP and draft system added. This could be a really solid product but most likely on the expensive side. Might be a great setup for a brewing club or even as a pilot system for a micro or brewpub. I know Dogfish uses a Brew-Magic system (as seen on the above site) and I'm sure this might be similar.
Very interesting to say the least.
Pumps and agitators probably follow a program based on time based on a given recipe/program. One thing missing is a mill to crush the grain. If this is an extract based brewing system than all bets on flavour are off in my opinion.
Very similar to a Sabco Brew-Magic system http://www.brew-magic.com/bmindex.html with a CIP and draft system added. This could be a really solid product but most likely on the expensive side. Might be a great setup for a brewing club or even as a pilot system for a micro or brewpub. I know Dogfish uses a Brew-Magic system (as seen on the above site) and I'm sure this might be similar.
Very interesting to say the least.
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