I have the old version one bought from you some years ago …, and this is always the best purchase i’ve made !

Honest and funny! Been happy with my brewzilla thanks for the comparison of the different versions

Hey! I just bought a Brewzilla gen 4 and I've brewed my first beer: an irish red ale. Currently it is fermenting. I bought it because of your great review and followed your brew day video in my brew day. Greetings from Mexico!

Thanks guy's. I've been thinking about buying one for some time and compairing systems and now I have decided to buy this one 👍

nice to see the unit has performed great over a one year period. I might consider one when I have to upgrade. Cheers 😀 👍 🍻

You guys are awesome! I had emailed you about a week ago inquiring about products, pricing and shipping to northern ON. I'm definitely excited to order this bad boy from you and start brewing! I just have to decide on the 110 or 220. Still making up my mind on that one haha.

I love my 65L 3.1.1 and I've been on it for 2-3 years now. I almost upgraded to the Gen 4 but I already use my 35L as a HLT for sparging. I couldn't imagine having 3 unit kicking around! lol I agree with the temp probe and will be watching your in-line temp probe hack here next! Thanks for the videos (bought the CIP piece per your review and I can vouch - awesome!!) I fully agree with the praise you give Kegland too!

I love my version 3.1.1. When it dies I will absolutley buy another Brewzilla!

I've been using it for well over a year as well (not nearly the volume of usage that you guys have of course!) and I can say that it has consistently made my brewdays faster, less messy and generally more relaxed - not to mention much lesser cleaning! Over time, I got the BT thermometer, the flexi arm, the sparge head and the CIP rotor. I think the CIP, I have had mixed results (admittedly small sample size since I only recently got it) but the BT thermometer has been the absolute best accessory. Like you said, the inbuilt thermometer is off and I haven't really bothered calibrating it. I also tried the PID the first few times but did not find something that worked. The BT probe is super simple to use, modular and just works. I've also only used the flexi arm + sparge head for one brew now but it is just absolutely superb in the recirculating, not to mention, making transferring to the fermenter a breeze with no need to remove the camlock, moving the recirc arm and then fitting it in. Simple enough but unnecessarily messy. Overall, highly endorse it for anyone who's looking to simplify things and also have a great experience doing it.

I use my Gen 3 as my HLT also at the end of the brew day, I use it to catch my cleaning water from the chiller so I can start prepping my PBW and warm water.

Great folluw up. I have the 3.1.1 system and its been working great for the last two years, however, the tempatue is not reading properly on the screen. I use an instant thermometer like the one shown. Still brews amazing suds.

I would thoroughly recommend the heat exchange plate and the Bluetooth thermometer to control the elements. I went with those options when I bought my gen 4. And luckily here in the UK we don't even need to think about a 110 v , 240 volts is standard. 🍻

Thanks to this video, I've decided to finally buy it, I guess Kegland ows you one ;) can't wait to brew my first batch finally without using brewkits. Cheers from Poland!

There's an additional bluetooth thermometer for these that connects to the controller and measures the top or middle of the mash bed to control the elements (KL24334). Works really well.

Great info. Ive done two brews on mine, had issues with plugged pump/lines both times. I used rice husky on second brew. Have you tried the pump bypass setup? I m not sure that would make a difference when recirculating, just possibly keeping the bottom tap clear. Thoughts? Maybe my grains were molled too fine. Ive now got my own mill so will try coarser.

Happy to say thanks to your great videos I have purchased a Gen 4! Question, where my kettle would located the 6 ft. Cord will not reach to my outlet. Do you recommend using an extension cord and if so do I need to consider a voltage or wattage rating?

I LOVE my Gen4!!! Seriously. Would you guys ever buy the 100L version and do a review of that?

Good vid

I recently bought the Brewzilla Gen4. Thank you for putting these videos together - really a good source of information. In the KegLand instructions they mention an optional method for plumbing the tap to bypass the pump. In your experience, is it necessary to change the tube routing on the pump - so that the drain could bypass a stuck / failed pump ?

Only have a couple brews on mine. What is the right way to put the bottom of the malt pipe? Domed up or domed down?

Hey, you think I should upgrade from version 2 the RoboBrew I've thought about it but I don't know if I can justify it just yet, but I have thought of it

I have the 3.1.1 and have been looking at the extended malt pipe and boil extender but the bottom screen on the gen 4 is different than the 3.1.1 with the screw in overflow tube (the one you cover with the little silicone cap). Is there a different bottom you can buy with the extended pipe?

I love it. Compared to gen 3 I find the upgrades worth it. But agree it's a lot of money if you're happy with the system. The heat exchange plate helps. It definitely improves times but I also use the 220V and it's not entirely necessary. But if you want to improve it just a little more it does work

What do you think about the temp probe calibration process? Did you performed that under the 1 year?

Thinking about buying a Gen4. In your opinion how does it compare to an Anvil Foundry? Bluetooth aside, interested in mash efficiency, etc

65L 的设备，最大麦芽使用量是多少？

What is the maximum amp? I am thinking about buying this but I’m wondering what wiring I need and receptacle in USA. Thanks

Do you recommend the 65L one or the 35L on works just as well ( with the extender)?

How quickly does it heat up from mashing temp to boiling when you have it fairly full (30 liters)?

I love my 3.1.1 Does the Gen4 need to be connected to the internet to be used? Even for an initial setup?. I have no internet access at my brewroom. Zero bars.

If you would be starting into this world of brewing, and you could buy e Gen 3.1 for € 350 or get the Gen 4 for € 600, what would you recommend (where money is an issue)?

Has anybody run into the problem where the sediment is too much and so both the pump and the bottom faucet get jammed?

honestly, I am not happy with this brewzilla. I always get stuck mash, the temperature is always incorrect and it's very up and down. The only positive is the bottom pump which can suck all the wort out. By comparison, I use another brewer, that doesn't have any famous brand (half price) and I get way more efficency and less troubles

You'er dead right Kegland do listen to what we want and are ALWAYS coming up with stuff to make our brew day easer be it making beer or mashing in for a spirit. I've dealt with them here in Aussie for Yonks and 'Highly Recommend' their products. Shout out to Kee our Aussie rep. 🦘🦘👍.