Backyard Brew Kitchen

[marcopolo]

Has anybody ever built a "permanent" type outdoor brew system ? The wife is allowing me to do this as part of our backyard bbq/patio project. I'm also planning on building a smoker as part of the project.

 

[Docjowles]

Bookmarking this because I want to drool over the pics that will inevitably get posted! Homebrewers being the way we are, I know someone has done it...

As an aside, I work in Berthoud (saw it in your profile). Cheers, Northern Colorado buddy

 

[Layne]

Here's my journey.
The kitchen and bar are done. I am working on the Brew rig now. Will post pics soon.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/backyard-brewpub-126041/

 

[yodalegomaster]

All I know is that a lean to roof attached to another structure like a garage is where I would start for a space. I would want to move the brew stand through the side garage door to this area which could be screened, windowed or open. I also would be trying to make a combination smoker and wood fired oven (think pizza oven). I would not want to leave a brew stand it out all the time, 30 below does nasty things to metal.

 

[marcopolo]

Holy Cow, Layne !!!

Unbelievable project !!! I appreciate the advice, guys... will keep planning...Docjowles, the entire front range has a great brewing community. Nice to meet ya'...

Cheers,
marco

 

[HPDrifter]

Ed built himself one a while back.....

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/brew-hut-raising-weekend-4-25-a-62134/

 

[Cpt_Kirks]

I'm trying to make my "Brew Kitchen" portable, all on wheels. I brew in the backyard when weather allows, and in the garage in winter.

What I want is a steel brewstand on wheels, and a portable sink. I have a SS sink mounted in a crude wood frame. As soon as I locate the right SS rolling table, I'll move the sink over to it.

 

[Bjornbrewer]

I'm in the process of adding a permanent brewery in my garage. All electric setup with water and satellite feed...all the necessities.

I'll be checking in for ideas for sure! I like the smoker idea.

 

[bradjoiner]

Has anyone ever done this? I really like the idea of a stone summer kitchen with a single tier built in.