I love the flow meter which tells the valve to close and pump to shut off on the HLT. The peristaltic pump flow control is also very badass! Automation Bling!
The setup looks wonderful Joe. I appreciate all the explanation provided. I've been on brewery tours, but their info is much less technical than this. This gives you a look into the nuts and bolts of running a 7bbl system.
i also rarely wear shoes in the production area. unless im CIP'ing or something involving hot water. awesome video by the way. since its not often i leaves my own brewery its nice to see how others work.
God Damnnnnnnn son...that is one kick ass system !!! I look at all that tech and SST and think...whoaaaaaa,,,,better start selling some beer pretty damn quick !! Congrats...when does the official first day of pub open .?? You know...that would have been a great blog telln bout the hurdles u had to go thru,best of luck ! - Garvey
Sure am. The only thing I don't like is the geometry of the mash tun, and they totally redesigned it, so it's no longer an issue. The electric heat has been great and I wouldn't change a thing.
@@ManSkirtBrew Right on, thanks. How many brew days/week and is that 5k kwh all in electrical consumption (i.e. walkins and whatnot) or just your brewhouse? Sorry for so many questions but reaaaally considering selling my gas and going electric before we start our build.
living the dream, so bitchen to see this come together. Since this is commercially produced equipment, is your efficiency already established, or will you have to make some initial batches to determine a value? And if you wore one of your kilts, you'd not have to roll up your pant legs,, just in case you didn't know. Congrats man.
I didn't see any sort of "filter" to make sure your wart is clean when it is pumped into the boil kettle. I assume, when actually running, there is something to perform this task? It isn't really practical or realistic to Vorlauf at these quantities. I am just curious is all, this is a super cool setup!!!
+Joe Fisher Ahhh, that makes perfect sense. I am still stuck thinking small scale, I couldn't figure out how you would capture wart coming into the boil kettle in order to Vorlauf... the actual solution is much simpler. :) Thank you!
Great vid Joe.. I had to wipe the drool off my face looking at all that stainless.. haha.. How about a cleanup video when u guys get up and running.. Cheers!!!
Hey Joe, not sure if you check this video given how busy you probably are, but I'm curious, 9 months later, if you still are happy with your Stout system. I'm considering the same system and looking for some feedback. Thanks!
Thanks so much for giving us insight into your brewing operation. Will be browsing your profile for a while to see all the other vids. Thx again!
Great vid Joe, thanks so much for posting it. Good luck in the new place, its been great watching the progression from your days in the garage!
I watch this video all the time!! Thanks Joe for your help!!
I love the flow meter which tells the valve to close and pump to shut off on the HLT. The peristaltic pump flow control is also very badass! Automation Bling!
Nice little system , perfect for starting craft brewing . Looking forward to seeing your first brew day footage .
Looking good Joe! Wish you all the best with this endeavor, cheers!
Simply amazing setup. Being fully electric is awesome.
That was fun to watch! It has us excited to order our 10bbl once all the funding is secured. Cheers!
The setup looks wonderful Joe. I appreciate all the explanation provided. I've been on brewery tours, but their info is much less technical than this. This gives you a look into the nuts and bolts of running a 7bbl system.
i also rarely wear shoes in the production area. unless im CIP'ing or something involving hot water. awesome video by the way. since its not often i leaves my own brewery its nice to see how others work.
Lookin' good Joe! Thank you for sharing, and let us know if you need anything else. Cheers!
Wow that looks awesome… post a video of you doing a brew session on this setup soon.
so excited for you! I wish you well. cheers!!!
Very awesome system! You should wear some steel toes though, lol! Cheers!
God Damnnnnnnn son...that is one kick ass system !!! I look at all that tech and SST and think...whoaaaaaa,,,,better start selling some beer pretty damn quick !! Congrats...when does the official first day of pub open .?? You know...that would have been a great blog telln bout the hurdles u had to go thru,best of luck ! - Garvey
So six years in, still happy with the system? Eyeing going electric...
Sure am. The only thing I don't like is the geometry of the mash tun, and they totally redesigned it, so it's no longer an issue. The electric heat has been great and I wouldn't change a thing.
@@ManSkirtBrew Do you have a feel for how much power you are using per brew? How long are you taking to reach boil?
@@GameStrata I use about 5000kwh per month, if I remember correctly. I'm at a boil within a few minutes of finishing runoff. It's surprisingly fast
@@ManSkirtBrew Right on, thanks. How many brew days/week and is that 5k kwh all in electrical consumption (i.e. walkins and whatnot) or just your brewhouse? Sorry for so many questions but reaaaally considering selling my gas and going electric before we start our build.
@@GameStrata all up, including walk in, air conditioning, etc. I'm brewing 1-2x per week.
living the dream, so bitchen to see this come together. Since this is commercially produced equipment, is your efficiency already established, or will you have to make some initial batches to determine a value? And if you wore one of your kilts, you'd not have to roll up your pant legs,, just in case you didn't know. Congrats man.
I didn't see any sort of "filter" to make sure your wart is clean when it is pumped into the boil kettle. I assume, when actually running, there is something to perform this task? It isn't really practical or realistic to Vorlauf at these quantities. I am just curious is all, this is a super cool setup!!!
+Joe Fisher Ahhh, that makes perfect sense. I am still stuck thinking small scale, I couldn't figure out how you would capture wart coming into the boil kettle in order to Vorlauf... the actual solution is much simpler. :) Thank you!
Great vid Joe.. I had to wipe the drool off my face looking at all that stainless.. haha.. How about a cleanup video when u guys get up and running.. Cheers!!!
I've got about a million questions about this system, because I might be purchasing the same system within the year
Shoot me an email!
My dude get on the Jon Favreau impression circuit. You two sound uncannily similar. Also sweet set up!
Those look like huge heating elements... what are the specs on those? Did they come with the package from Stout?
Hey Joe, not sure if you check this video given how busy you probably are, but I'm curious, 9 months later, if you still are happy with your Stout system. I'm considering the same system and looking for some feedback. Thanks!
Wish you the best Joe!! Cheers! Soooo Jealous
Hi there! What kind of sensor do you use do level monitoring? I'm building a 50 liter eletric brewery (arduindo based) and i dunno what should i use
Awesome!
What is the wattage of each of those elements?
Where did you get that system, Joe?
no bare feet in the brewery
Those are actually feet shaped work boots. It's the newest rage.
exelent
Are you rich?