Hi All,
I'm considering moving to e-Brewing and want to get a high-end system that will last a long time (long into my retirement days) and allow me to both simplify my brew days and allow me to brew both 10gal and 5gal batches.
I'm debating between purchasing speidel braumeister 50L plus, Brewtools B40 and Grainfather G40.
I looked up as much info as I could including several youtube videos, and I must admit I'm more than ever confused regarding the one the one system to go with...
In some places people say that the braumeister will last a lifetime and it is rock solid (especially with the recent 5th generation). But others say that it is obsolete and the B40 is the way to go. Some say that the B40 is overly engineered and has a very steep learning curve (hence the Grainfather G40).
Does anyone have an experience with these systems and can tell which system is the right one?
Is the build quality of the Brewtools on par with the one of the Braumeister? Is the Braumeister truly outdated?
Thanks,
Yaron
I'm considering moving to e-Brewing and want to get a high-end system that will last a long time (long into my retirement days) and allow me to both simplify my brew days and allow me to brew both 10gal and 5gal batches.
I'm debating between purchasing speidel braumeister 50L plus, Brewtools B40 and Grainfather G40.
I looked up as much info as I could including several youtube videos, and I must admit I'm more than ever confused regarding the one the one system to go with...
In some places people say that the braumeister will last a lifetime and it is rock solid (especially with the recent 5th generation). But others say that it is obsolete and the B40 is the way to go. Some say that the B40 is overly engineered and has a very steep learning curve (hence the Grainfather G40).
Does anyone have an experience with these systems and can tell which system is the right one?
Is the build quality of the Brewtools on par with the one of the Braumeister? Is the Braumeister truly outdated?
Thanks,
Yaron