Making Beer - Aussie Draught Fresh Wort Kit

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  • Опубліковано 21 гру 2024

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  • @anthonynowlan9765
    @anthonynowlan9765 13 днів тому +1

    May want a gap below funnel to let air out.

  • @Tladdd
    @Tladdd 2 дні тому

    Am I tripping or are you changing accents every sentence?

  • @keppar1
    @keppar1 10 днів тому +1

    It's pronounced wert

  • @littlejohnsbrewing
    @littlejohnsbrewing 13 днів тому +1

    Who the hell sold you a demijohn, they are the most difficult and dangerous fermenters on the market. If you are going to keep brewing, replace it with a PET option, lighter and easier and don;t cut you to shreds when you drop it.

    • @jello1977
      @jello1977 13 днів тому +1

      I've been brewing for 16 years and have never used a glass demijohn! 100% go PET! Pressure fermentation preferably.

    • @richardstobbs2032
      @richardstobbs2032  11 днів тому +2

      Thanks @littlejohnsbrewing and @jello1977 for watching and the feedback, appreciated! I bought the demijohn a few years ago to make wine, so I just used that to cut costs for now, but I have been eyeing out the Kegland FermZilla All Rounder as my possible next purchase to try pressurised fermentation. What are your thoughts on that?

    • @jello1977
      @jello1977 11 днів тому +2

      @@richardstobbs2032 That's the one I am currently using. My only gripe about it is removing the lid after a brew. I end up damaging the lip of the opening because I've been using a screwdriver. Probably not the smartest move. Otherwise I like it.

    • @littlejohnsbrewing
      @littlejohnsbrewing 11 днів тому +2

      @@richardstobbs2032 Good bit of gear, but may I suggest the Keg King SNub Nose Apollo, about the same price, easier lid set up and comes with a thermowell included in the setup. All Rounder is a larger opening so that can sway people, either way they are both great fermenters and can't fault either, I use both.

    • @littlejohnsbrewing
      @littlejohnsbrewing 11 днів тому

      @@jello1977 you can buy a tool, it's like an oil filter wrench.