Herms brewery

[Andy_K]

Guys,
My wife would like me to start brewing away from the kitchen and I'm taking the opportunity to upgrade my system. I'm looking for a good HERMS setup, not exactly sure what I want yet but if anyone is interested in upgrading or selling theirs let me know. I'd rather not spend weeks or months building it myself, I don't have the tools or the time.

For the right system I'm willing to spend up to $3k

Thanks
Andy




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[hopjunkie26]

I don't have anything for sale, but, check out High Gravity Homebrewing . You may be able to build a brand new HERMS system for under $3k.

 

[Andy_K]

Thanks for the info. I'll look into it - meanwhile I'll add that I live in central illinois


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[BrentJ]

I'm in transition myself. About to switch from propane to electric. Might consider parting with my Brutus. Finishing up a Pumpkin Ale now. Probably will keep kettles but everything else is-maybe negotiable. I'm in Texas but distance can be overcome....




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[bigmike99]

That system looks beautiful

 

[Cioffi]

Guys,
My wife would like me to start brewing away from the kitchen and I'm taking the opportunity to upgrade my system. I'm looking for a good HERMS setup, not exactly sure what I want yet but if anyone is interested in upgrading or selling theirs let me know. I'd rather not spend weeks or months building it myself, I don't have the tools or the time.

For the right system I'm willing to spend up to $3k

Thanks
Andy


Andy,

Kevin Hilgert, who is on HBT, has an electric HERMS rig he wants to sell and lives in western Michigan. I emailed him to get a hold of you,

Good luck,
Todd

 

[rossi46]

I've been thinking about selling mine and building a new one, because I like to tinker. It's a 50a e herms. 50ft. Stainless herms coil. 3 stainless chugger pumps. 16 gallon kettles. 2" tri-clover elements. Convoluted counterflow chiller. All cam lock connections.