Smitty4263
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Hello,
I am looking to upgrade to all-grain brewing with an all-in-one system. I have been doing research and am looking at the Grainfather or Anvil. I have read up and down, contradicting reviews for both. I have the ability right now to brew indoors or in the garage and store the fermenter in both as well. Another focus would be on upgrading my fermenter. Right now I use a 7.5 gallon bucket. I am looking at the Spike Flex and Spike Conical. I know Grainfather makes one as well. I tend to secondary all my brews as I like adjuncts. I would like to get myself to a closed transfer from start to kegging. Would I need 2 fermenters to accomplish this? Would I be able to remove the yeast after primary and ad adjuncts/dry hops without introducing too much oxygen? I need to keep my budget for all at around $1600-$1700. Any input from people who have used any is greatly appreciated.
I am looking to upgrade to all-grain brewing with an all-in-one system. I have been doing research and am looking at the Grainfather or Anvil. I have read up and down, contradicting reviews for both. I have the ability right now to brew indoors or in the garage and store the fermenter in both as well. Another focus would be on upgrading my fermenter. Right now I use a 7.5 gallon bucket. I am looking at the Spike Flex and Spike Conical. I know Grainfather makes one as well. I tend to secondary all my brews as I like adjuncts. I would like to get myself to a closed transfer from start to kegging. Would I need 2 fermenters to accomplish this? Would I be able to remove the yeast after primary and ad adjuncts/dry hops without introducing too much oxygen? I need to keep my budget for all at around $1600-$1700. Any input from people who have used any is greatly appreciated.