Great video. I've got a kegerator in the garge and was looking to do something similar in the garden but this makes much more sense.

Hi my Igulu has arrived now what fermenting setting did you use. hope you do more none standard brews with the igulu.

Please tell me more about those inline flow control devices, that's the sleekest solution I've ever seen. Does it have enough to reduction for use with an admittedly unbalanced short draw system?

I use a 4 line Cornelius chiller. I didn’t want to leave a fridge running all the time, I can turn this on and in less than an hour it’s down to 5 degrees. I found mine on marketplace for £100

One other use for a chiller would be to cool the feed to your wort chiller so you use less water and can chill to lager pitch temps in summer.

Really informative and useful video, thanks :) If I'm taking say lager from a fermenter (all rounder) then I use a temp twister hooked up to a Icemaster G20.1 glycol chiller to lower it to a good pouring temperature. If however I'm going to use a corney keg then I'm going to use a ferminator with my homemade version of there plug and pour. I can fit three kegs in it (plus a co2 cylinder) and cool them down overnight ready for serving the next day.

I have a "smegorator" a 2nd hand smeg fridge which works for me, happy to just have a couple of kegs on tap and suits well for the space i have, but i can see the benefit of having a pub chiller if you have the space. Are you not seeing any downside of storing your hoppy beers warm before flash chilling it? Everyone seems to bang on about the need to keep hoppy beers chilled at all times..

Great video and informative as ever Mark, thank you for the time and effort in making these. For me you have just solved a mystery. I've recently bought off ebay a dual Strongbow / Dark fruit tap and wondered what the extra two black tubes coming out of the bottom besides the dispense lines where for? And now I know!! Cheers 😊🍻

That is a great bit of kit and a great tutorial. You definitely covered the pros and cons 👍blooming heck what a pain to find out it didn’t record and you’d put everything away and get it out again proper dedication. Cheers 👍🍻

Corny kegs in a modified fridge.

How do you chill your beers?

Looking forward to seeing the results.

so what would be the highest alcohol content that could be brewed in this device?

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I put ball lock posts on the coupler and that way you can just use the spear without having to buy the adapter. I still take the spear out for cleaning. You can use the prv on the coupler to vent the keg with no fear of old beer/cider gushing out

Hi mate how easy are they to clean

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Be safe out there!

To get the characteristics of both don't dual pitch, one will likely dominate. Just use the most under-utilized technique in the history of homebrewing (and probably craft brewing), blend! Just choose how much you want of each post-fermentation or even post-carbonation and cooling, it doesn't even have to be a 50-50 split. Save yourself that second tap, and keep wheat beer on one twice as long :)

I’m wondering if you pressure ferment do you use 2 pack of yeast or 1 ?

Thanks for the advice. Don’t Oysters make pearls from a little bit of dirt or grit? 👍

M8 a damaged ring is never a good thing your better off having a new shiny ring and you now have one nice work 🍻👍

Cracking video as always chaps! Got to be down to the yeast impacting the hop flavour. We used BRY-97 and we got mega hop flavours! Cheers 🍻🍻🍻

How to remove the alcohol?

Great review chaps looks like a good beer cheers 🍻

What temperature did you run it at?

Looks a decent kit that one. have dark rock started putting weights in their recipes yet?

Great insights lads! Thanks for using #FarmhouseVibes!

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Love it sounds fantastic and ground breaking. Was wishing the rain held off during the tasting. Nice one Penny love it cheers 👍🍻

Great product! available in Canada too!

Got me thinking, a rarity, Target hops descriptor includes Sage...

I want it! The WHC is mainly banana and I really want that! Good vid guys. Love a wheat beer but I don't feel I've ever had the banana really.

Can you use any tea?

Anyone selling this in the US?

I'm still waiting the burp contest with Mark.

Both looking stunning cheers 👍🍻

Ferment them separately and blend them in the keg 🍻

I’ve just brewed the same kit with the WHC Banana Split as well, got loads of banana and clove flavours. Did 3 days at 18c, then finished it off at 20c. Turned out amazing (it’s one of my favourite’s too)

Please can you tell me which kit this was? Looking for this or something very similar if you have any other recommendations? Thanks

Great review as always, orderer one

Great review! I've already got the cip and a Brewzilla gen 4. I was considering the Enzybrew cleaner after watching the malt miller video, but the recommended temperature was a bit high for cleaning PET fermenters, so that put me off. But after seeing this I will definitely buy some for deep cleaning the Brewzilla and counterflow chiller. 🍻🍻

Don't be too embarrassed commercial breweries use heavier duty cleaning chemicals like caustic to do the same job and that stuff is rough to work with :)

Was that just shadows but it looked like there was still beerstone on the sides of the GF ? .

Daft lassie question: I don’t use my chiller but would the BKT Red spinning thing work using the recirculation pipe? Super impressed with the cleaner - and no need for shame!

I have always just used the proprietary cleaner from Grainfather, this looks like a good option for a periodic deepclean. Thanks

I think a caustic based product would do the same, but it would be cheaper. Any chance you could do the video on the pros and cons of using the pub style cooler? Cheers!

I used enzybrew 10 and the Kegland CIP for the first time on my G30 the other week and it's such a time and effort saver with better results at the end of it. At the end of fermentation I'll sit the fermzilla in the top of the G30 and go again. I really hated cleaning the Fermzilla, so this little red spinny friend is just amazing. I used 10 litres but seeing what you've done with 6, I think I'll go the same way. Thanks very reading!

How about using the Brew Bros 5l all grain clone kits

Great vid and review managed to screen shot the water additions but need the volumes please ❤ cheers 🍻