If you have no big expansion plans the most cost effective way would be to run a 240V, 20A circuit and use a 6-20R receptacle. The Grainfather would be a direct plug-in.
There have been suggestions to "future proof" by putting in a 30A or 50A 120/240V circuit and I'm not expressly against that...
Sample from new batch of wine, just out of clearing and into bottling.
Old vine merlot but, alas, it's a bit too young just yet. I think it'll be decent with a bit more time.
Put roughly 4 gal in a Nitrogen purged corny and 1.5 gal in bottles.
Pickled gizzards in the big jars is just too much visually. Reminds me of the science lab things in jars of formaldehyde.
I know several people that like them, the gizzards that is, but y'all can have my share no problem. :)
Reads like you already have a working setup.
Considering your comment I quoted, why reinvent the wheel from something that sounds not well suited for the task anyway?
Yet, the fact remains sales are not as expected so they are discounting, which makes it all that much worse.
It's already been quoted and requoted, “revenue is dropping faster than we can take out the cost.”. Ouch.