mobile home brewing

[alex510]

Long story short/ Im going thru a divorce I will not be getting my brew stuff back...And moved in to a very small mobile home. what is the best brewer I should get for a very small spot.? thank you in advance.
PS. I dont drink much at all so volume is not important.
Thank you ice

 

[RufusBrewer]

Sounds like an Anvil Foundry 6.5 is for you. Small batch, manageable mash when running 120 VAC.

I like my Foundry 10.5, and I am comfortable recommending the little brother.

 

[dwhite60]

Pot on the stove. Did this in an apartment, a 14x70 single wide, and still do it in the double wide. BIAB makes it easy. I do 2.5 to 3.5 gallon batches in a five gallon kettle.

Sorry about the divorce. Mine was pretty tough.

 

[alex510]

Pot on the stove. Did this in an apartment, a 14x70 single wide, and still do it in the double wide. BIAB makes it easy. I do 2.5 to 3.5 gallon batches in a five gallon kettle.

Sorry about the divorce. Mine was pretty tough.

very rough divorce for me too.
i am leaning towards something like the anvil. The Anvil is quite expensive tho. so i am going to look at some cheaper options.

 

[RufusBrewer]

If you are not getting your brewing equipment, that sounds spiteful and nasty to me.

A pot, a bag, a spoon and a stove is all you need to make beer. Eta, you will need a reliable thermometer.

Check restaurant supply stores. I might be opening a can of worms, but aluminum is more budget friendly than stainless steel. The trade off is it will need more attention to use aluminum.

 

[dwhite60]

I've won a couple ribbons in a local competition with stovetop beer. Might take a bit more work on the stove but it's very doable.

 

[nursedude]

Watch your local Craigslist. I’ve been able to pick up a bunch of great equipment for pennies on the dollar. Including a grainfather connect for less than $250.00.