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You'll love it. It's simple, easy to clean, and takes up very little space. Keep in mind, you can sparge with this too. Some people have dedicated HLT's for the sparge. I re-purposed my old cooler mash-tun and use that as my HLT.

Do you happen to have the dimensions for that bag? Is that the 400 micron Brew Bag?

I'm getting real close..... It's a shame there's no free shipping though, that tacks another $100 onto the purchase. Does Darin usually have a Memorial Day sale?

I'd also be curious if ya'll find the COFI system to be as easy and efficient. I've toyed with the idea of just buying a grain basket from Arbor Fab and hooking a locline on the accessory port for mash recirc.

Thanks! I'm getting real close to pulling the trigger. My setup would be: Preconfigured V3 Deluxe 15 Gallon 240V System Inline GFCI Whirlpool Boss Curious how the Whirlpool Boss works and whether people are happy with it. If there are accessories or modifications that anyone feels are...

I've been wanting this system for a long time. I'm coming from a Zymatic and a Cooler and Pot prior to that. I think the 15 Gallon fits my needs - 5 gallon batches of varying gravity with the occasional 8-9 gallon batch. From watching the videos, the process looks pretty straight forward. The...

This is exactly what I'm looking for. Are you able to program all these steps with the 3xx? How has your experience been with it?

Nobody know if the HG, VH, or Unibrau has the ability to program mash steps? Anyone?

I'm currently looking into the above eBIAB systems for 5 gallon batches. I don't have 240V access but may spring for it. I'm curious if any of these panels allow programmable mash steps. I'm looking for the most automated solution (I'm coming from a Zymatic which was set it and forget.)...

This sums up my feelings toward Brewie. Rolling out a new product is challenging. Delays are expected but you need to communicate with your customer base every step of the way. This is the courting phase when Brewie should be doing all they can to woo potential buyers by establishing and...

Seriously. Where are the reviews already? If half of Europe has their Brewies already, share some videos please.

I'm curious to hear how the internal wort chiller is working. How long did it take to chill wort to pitching temp?

It doesn't cost much to send out a weekly email answering pretty critical info about a machine that people are interested in buying. Marketing is a necessity of course, but so is sustaining a dialogue with your prospective customers. The most important element in this equation is customers...

If only they'd put the time & money into responding to backers' unanswered questions, they'd have a lot more happy people instead of this commercial. I really wanted the Brewie, looks good on paper, but the fact they can't answer specific technical questions that many have asked over the past 2...

Considering I only have a cheap 5 gallon kettle, I want to replace it with a 10-15 gallon kettle with ports for a heating element, temperature probe, a port for liquid out and liquid in and a copper tube for recirc. I'd also need a metal/mesh basket, a PID or something similar for temp control...

I'm in the same boat. The Grainfather has a huge online presence which is nice, knowing that many people have already figured out its weaknesses and created work arounds. I like the idea of Brau Supply but there seems to be only a handful of people that are active online. Love the Brew Boss...