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For Sale / Selling 60 liter Electric Brew...
Last post by bigvalen - April 26, 2025, 03:43:25 PMhttps://www.adverts.ie/other-home-garden/65-liter-microbrewery-for-sale/36913104
Selling a three-pot Electric Brewery, based on the "50A Back to Back" version. If you have a 50A circuit to the control panel, you can be boiling one 60 liter batch, while heating a second 60 liter set of water in the HLT.
This would allow you to make three 60 liter batches a day.
https://www.theelectricbrewery.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32283
It consists of:
* Electric Brewery control panel ($2300 assembled)
* Three 70 liter pots, insulated, with lids (€1500 for pots + fittings, €300 for fitted elements)
* HLT has a 4400W element (20 amps)
* Boiler has a 4400W element (20 amps)
* Mash tun has a custom false bottom that's 443mm diameter, allowing for lots of flow
* Eight silicon hoses, with 1/2" quick fit connectors for connecting pumps to tuns
* 40 plate copper chiller + thermometer for fast chilling (€100)
* Two pumps, with 1/2" quick-fit connectors (€100 each)
* 30l fermenter and 60 liter fermenter (€60)
* Fermentation fridge (normal big fridge, with a wifi dongle to either turn the fridge on, or turn a heating pad on, to keep fermentation at an exact temperature) (€50)
* Motorized grain mill (€200)
* 250 500ml beer bottles in crates (€500 new, €100 for the crates)
It's €4500 worth of kit, but .. I've not used it in two years, and I kinda want to free up the workshop for something new. Would suit someone with a pub who wants to experiment with a house beer, or a very enthusiastic homebrewer. I'm asking for €2500, but will probably settle for a good bit less.
Selling a three-pot Electric Brewery, based on the "50A Back to Back" version. If you have a 50A circuit to the control panel, you can be boiling one 60 liter batch, while heating a second 60 liter set of water in the HLT.
This would allow you to make three 60 liter batches a day.
https://www.theelectricbrewery.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32283
It consists of:
* Electric Brewery control panel ($2300 assembled)
* Three 70 liter pots, insulated, with lids (€1500 for pots + fittings, €300 for fitted elements)
* HLT has a 4400W element (20 amps)
* Boiler has a 4400W element (20 amps)
* Mash tun has a custom false bottom that's 443mm diameter, allowing for lots of flow
* Eight silicon hoses, with 1/2" quick fit connectors for connecting pumps to tuns
* 40 plate copper chiller + thermometer for fast chilling (€100)
* Two pumps, with 1/2" quick-fit connectors (€100 each)
* 30l fermenter and 60 liter fermenter (€60)
* Fermentation fridge (normal big fridge, with a wifi dongle to either turn the fridge on, or turn a heating pad on, to keep fermentation at an exact temperature) (€50)
* Motorized grain mill (€200)
* 250 500ml beer bottles in crates (€500 new, €100 for the crates)
It's €4500 worth of kit, but .. I've not used it in two years, and I kinda want to free up the workshop for something new. Would suit someone with a pub who wants to experiment with a house beer, or a very enthusiastic homebrewer. I'm asking for €2500, but will probably settle for a good bit less.
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Competitions / Re: Announcing Garden County B...
Last post by Dr Brown Ale - April 25, 2025, 02:43:32 PMAny chance of adding Gose to the list?
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Capital Brewers / Re: April 2025 meet: Thursday ...
Last post by The Mandalorian1 - April 24, 2025, 07:20:27 PMAaron - Double Hazy IPA
Des - Silver & Bronze Stout, Historic Brown Porter
Keith - Dunkel, helles, rice lager
Michael K - Porter, Hazy IPA
Paul G - mooching
Criostóir - BA Imperial Stout.
Des - Silver & Bronze Stout, Historic Brown Porter
Keith - Dunkel, helles, rice lager
Michael K - Porter, Hazy IPA
Paul G - mooching
Criostóir - BA Imperial Stout.
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Capital Brewers / Re: April 2025 meet: Thursday ...
Last post by PaulG - April 24, 2025, 04:51:38 PMAaron - Double Hazy IPA
Des - Silver & Bronze Stout, Historic Brown Porter
Keith - Dunkel, helles, rice lager
Michael K - Porter, Hazy IPA
Paul G - mooching
Des - Silver & Bronze Stout, Historic Brown Porter
Keith - Dunkel, helles, rice lager
Michael K - Porter, Hazy IPA
Paul G - mooching
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Capital Brewers / Re: April 2025 meet: Thursday ...
Last post by remoteboy - April 23, 2025, 08:14:01 PMAaron - Double Hazy IPA
Des - Silver & Bronze Stout, Historic Brown Porter
Keith - Dunkel, helles, rice lager
Michael K - Porter, Hazy IPA
Des - Silver & Bronze Stout, Historic Brown Porter
Keith - Dunkel, helles, rice lager
Michael K - Porter, Hazy IPA
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Competitions / Re: Announcing Garden County B...
Last post by Water_Wolf - April 21, 2025, 11:33:17 PMQuote from: paolomoran on April 20, 2025, 07:04:50 PMHi all, for a single entry what is the bottle size needed and how many do we need to send in? I know for some of these competitions we need to submit 2-3 bottles per entry. Also, do we just show up with our entry on the day or do we need to drop off the bottles in advance somewhere.
Thanks,
Paul
You will need to submit your beer in two 500ml brown glass bottles with crown caps or fliptops. The bottles should have no labels, embossing or other identifying marks. When we have the entry website up and running you can print out your entry number and attach it to the bottles using a rubber band.
Bottles will have to be delivered a few days before the competition to allow for them all to be sorted. There'll be various designated places/people around the country where bottles can be dropped off. We'll announce locations when we know them! We'll also accept postal entries from anywhere on the island of Ireland.
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Competitions / Re: Announcing Garden County B...
Last post by paolomoran - April 20, 2025, 07:04:50 PMHi all, for a single entry what is the bottle size needed and how many do we need to send in? I know for some of these competitions we need to submit 2-3 bottles per entry. Also, do we just show up with our entry on the day or do we need to drop off the bottles in advance somewhere.
Thanks,
Paul
Thanks,
Paul
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For Sale / Re: Fermzilla 30 L conical
Last post by peejay01 - April 20, 2025, 06:06:14 PMNow sold
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Competitions / Re: Announcing Garden County B...
Last post by Water_Wolf - April 19, 2025, 10:58:23 PMQuote from: Southyeaster84 on April 17, 2025, 08:05:45 PMIn the absence of X5 NZ Pilsener in the list, do you think it would be acceptable to enter one under 2A International Pale Lager?
You should enter your beer in whatever BJCP category best matches the flavour and aroma of your beer - it doesn't have to be the style you originally intended it to be. So American Lager, International Pale Lager, German Pils, Czech Pale Lager etc are all possible categories depending on which one you think best matches your beer.