kal
Well-Known Member
The best option is one that gets done so that it actually produces beer. (Sorry, couldn't resist given that it's been 6 years).
What technology you use at the end of the day is somewhat irrelevant. They can all be made to produce identical beer. It's up to you to choose whatever works best for your needs and everyone will have different ones. Mine were:
Good luck!
Kal
What technology you use at the end of the day is somewhat irrelevant. They can all be made to produce identical beer. It's up to you to choose whatever works best for your needs and everyone will have different ones. Mine were:
- 100% electric for indoor brewing
- Safe, easy, and enjoyable to use
- Not limit the brewer in any way
- Provide extremely repeatable and consistent results
- Use industrial quality parts that last (stainless steel, limit the use of plastics)
- Use standard off-the-shelf parts to ensure long term serviceability (limit the use of special/proprietary parts)
Good luck!
Kal