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Brewer's Best - Complete Deluxe Kit
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Product Information
Brewer'S Best Deluxe Equipment Kit Contains:
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6.5 Gallon Ale Pail Primary Fermentor
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6.5 GallonAle Pail Bottling Bucket With Italian Bottling Spigot
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Drilled And Grommeted Pail Lid
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5-Gallon Glass Carboy For Secondary Fermentations
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Easy Clean No-Rinse Cleanser (8 Ounces)
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Econo-Lock Airlock
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5/16" Auto-Siphon With Anti-Sediment Tip
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Flexible Siphon Hose (5')
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Spring-Tip Bottle Filler (If You Prefer To Use Without The Spring, It Is Removable)
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Home Beer Making Text By Moore
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Hydrometer
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Beer Bottle Brush
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Red Baron Twin Lever Bottle Capper
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Liquid Crystal Thermometer
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Equipment Instructions
Absolutely Everything You Need To Get Started Brewing Your Own Beer. Brewer'S Best Deluxe Equipment Kit Has High Quality Equipment That Will Last You Years If Not Your Lifetime. Brewer'S Best Deluxe Equipment Kit Is By Far The Most Comprehensive Starter Kit On The Market. Add Brewer'S Best Deluxe Equipment Kit To Your Cart Today And Start Your New Obsession.
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mdr5322's Reviews
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Price: $59.99
Pros: Everything you need to start brewing minus the extract kit itself.
Cons: A bit incomplete when you find needing more tools is essential to brewing.
Recommended? Yes
Comments: The basic kit that I bought at kirks brew in lincoln ne made from brewers best products is a pretty legit kit for the price. However when you begin brewing you see why its priced a little less than other competitors, you find it doesnt have certain tools you need for brewing such as the kettle, testing jar (every book you read tells you not to put the hydrometer in the raw wart). I managed to get by my first batch w/o this however and it came out fine. Although this is the only thing I thought was a slight set back the kit was great and had fun using it.
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signpost's Reviews
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Price: $100.00
Pros: Gets you started
Cons: No brew kettle or thermometer.
Recommended? Yes
Comments: This kit is a decent starting kit. There are a few things you end up needing to get before you can really brew, but overall it's pretty good. I got the kit as a gift, so it wasn't as big of a deal to get the rest of the stuff and get brewing.
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QtAle85's Reviews
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Price: $89.00
Pros: Includes Auto Siphon
Cons: Brewing Book pretty weak, picked up Charlie Papzains instead
Recommended? Yes
Comments: Great start up kit, recommending to all friends interested in brewing.
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BasementBrewmistress's Reviews
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11-14-2011, 03:49 PM |
Price: $100.00
Pros: A truly complete beginner's kit
Cons: Bottling bucket leaks slightly
Hydrometer jar is flimsy
Recommended? Yes
Comments: I highly recommend upgrading from the standard kit to this one -- it has everything you need to get started (except ingredients and a stock pot, of course).
Actually bought it with a Groupon to expand our production and ended up wishing I'd started with this kit first. I'd still recommend buying some Star San and the Joy of Homebrewing, but you should still be in decent shape if you skipped those two items.
My only real complaint is the bottling bucket's spigot is finicky and will leak if not positioned in exactly the right spot. Also, do yourself a favor and buy a better hydrometer jar...the one with the kit leaks like a sieve.
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donjr721's Reviews
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Price: $75.00
Pros: all inclusive, ale pale, bottling bucket, capper, racking cane, tubing, hydrometer, how to book, thermometer, etc.
Cons: not as cool looking as professional equipment, but it works
Recommended? Yes
Comments: the kit that started it all. must have for all who want to brew (well, highly recommended)
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