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I really enjoy the evo 2. Still having no issues. I'm still using the original lids. Have considered ordering one of the newer version Lisa to see how they work. Any thoughts on those.

Brewing an Irish Red Ale.

I really like mine also, I've brewed used it for 3 batches now, so far with no issues. Really happy with the bmb evo2. Currently a pacific coast ipa

Brewed a Pacific Coast IPA on Sunday, brewing an Irish Red this coming weekend.

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i know this is an old post but i brewed this kit as it is and came out at 7.2%

Sounds like it could be tasty. Let's hear how the brew goes! Bottoms Up

Not brewing,but I am bottling an IPA, and racking my stout into the secondary

Brewing an Irish Stout today, I plan to add some Jameson soaked oak chips at the end during secondary. Irish whiskey oak stout of sorts. Bottling and imperial blonde today also.

i bought an evo2, used it to brew an IPA from an extract kit. had no issues. i am using a regular glass carboy for secondary fermentation. i had zero issues with the evo2 worked great. i put my carboys in milk carates, so if i need to move them around i have something to grip. the evo 2 fits...

Brewing an IPA today from a extract kit

Just got mine today in the mail. Will put it to work this weekend. As to one of my earlier post, the evo2 fits in a milk crate. Which I have found to be an easy and safe way to move glass carboys.

i use milk crates, the carboy will sit in it and you can still use the handle makes it easy to carry.

i just order one these. this is my first glass primary. i have been using buckets and and 5 gallon glass carboy for secondary. if all goes well with it i will be ordering another. and likely put the buckets aside! brewed: belgian ipa, english pale, american cream, irish red Primary: imperial...

Hi all, new brewer with a couple batches under his belt. Started out extract, will jump to all grain sometime. Brewed and bottled a Belgian IPA and an American Cream Ale. Both turned out good. Have a English Pale Ale and a Red Ale fermenting now.

Hi all, New brewer here, have brewed a Belgian ipa, and an American cream ale, both from kits with decent results. Cream ale turned out better. I have an English Pale ale and a red ale both from kits from kits fermenting now. Looking to brew a good ipa not necessarily from a kit. Thanks for any...