I appreciate the time you took to make this video. I am a big fan of ss brewtech and I've been patiently waiting to see what they would come up with. There aren't a lot of brew day videos out, yet. I'm in the market for an AIO so I'm looking at all the available offerings on the market. I'm sure your technique will become more refined as you get used to the system, so I'm looking forward to more videos. Not really sure which system will meet my needs, as of yet, but I am excited about the prospect of simplifying my brew day.

Been waiting for this!

I used my SVBS for the first time about a week ago. That rubber fitting at the bottom of the kettle needs to be pushed in well and then the mash basket also needs to be pushed on pretty good to make a seal on the top. It looks from your recirculation flow that these weren't sealed well. You should get a much bigger spray that what is shown.

@indiekiduk

Жыл бұрын

how much grain was in your boil? Did you dip a sieve by any chance?

Seeing this makes me soo happy That i have a Brewmonk 😂 Its much easier to work with, but great video

How was the experience compared to the Clawhammer?

Where did you get those hop spiders from? They look great.

@ShortCircuitedBrewers

Жыл бұрын

Those are clawhammer spiders.

Why does this seem overly complicated for an all in one system

Looks like we have a winner for 2023 homebrew epic fail all-in-one brewing system. If this is the 3rd redesign I wonder how bad were the previous 2. They tried to replicate some Brewtools concepts but in a very bad way.

@TheJocker113

Жыл бұрын

why is that?

@christiann.7195

Жыл бұрын

@@TheJocker113 mainly due to unnecessary complicated mash recirculation. The use of a triclamp at the bottom of the mash basket will make it difficult to mount/unmount. As well the rubber piece sealing the basket looks like an unnecessary extra piece and complication. It was funny to read on their website that they will patent it 🤯 Other than this, I think the controller looks limited in functionalities and could have been wireless. @4600W it is def overpowered for the volume implying using 240v which is not common in US.

@andrewdeweerd461

Жыл бұрын

@@christiann.7195 Every single house in america has 240V, which makes it fairly common. Sure, you might need to plug into a dryer or cooktop plug to get at it, or install a dedicated outlet (me). Most brewers are clever, they will figure it out.

@christiann.7195

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewdeweerd461 you know what I mean by 240V. In general, the location of the appliances using it will not be the best spot for boiling wort 😁.

@jafarym77

Жыл бұрын

@@christiann.7195 Then you make an extension to where you want the system to be. Like I did.

Oh man. Loves your vids. But using this makes my 3 Vessel HERMS a piece of cake.

@Homebrew58

Жыл бұрын

First time through is a learning experience. I've had mine for a few weeks and it goes much smoother once you get a system and a rhythm established. I have both a 3 vessel HERMS and one of these and this is much, much easier.

@jasonjanda9288

Жыл бұрын

Love your channel, keep up the great work! I’m getting back into brewing, but m just away from home for work. When I get back I’m going to get a new brewing system and going to try your beers. Thanks for the videos

Hello Flora, I'm watching and love your videos, but why dont you sparge grains after mashing to gain much sugars?

@TheVindalloo

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering the same.

@ShortCircuitedBrewers

Жыл бұрын

The system is designed to be a no sparge. You could sparge if you wanted to. 👍🍻

@elbaranoo

Жыл бұрын

@@ShortCircuitedBrewers but what is difference for no sparge? Do you mean, you can gain max sugar like sparging with this system? Im sure that malts are still sweet

@ShortCircuitedBrewers

Жыл бұрын

@@elbaranoo yes there is going to be some residual sugar left behind on a no sparge process. You could extract some of those sugars by doing at least a small.spatge of a gallon or 2.

Interesting you do 45 mins v 60 mins... I'm on gas pondering electric..

would love to see a brew without the hop baskets

I want to get an electric system. What do you recommend for 5Gal batches??

Peculiar choice not to show the initial wort recirculation running nor the end result before removing the basket.