Craft Beer Making Kit | Unboxing and Full Demo
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- Northern Brewer's Siphonless 1-Gallon Craft Beer Making Kit includes the equipment and ingredients you’ll need to create a remarkable homebrew that you’ll be proud to share. This kit is for anyone who enjoys craft beer, has a streak of DIY gumption, and wants a complete kit with a simplified method of beer making. In this video, we unbox the kit to show you exactly what it includes and walk through the full "grain to glass" process including brewing, fermentation, bottling, conditioning, and enjoying your first hand-crafted beers.
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Topics/Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:50 - Unboxing
03:08 - Brewing
10:35 - Fermentation
11:35 - Bottling
15:28 - Conditioning
16:24 - Additional Resources - Навчання та стиль
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This is exactly what I started on years ago MONEY WELL SPENT!
Awesome to see this. What is your brewing setup/method of choice these days? Extract? Partial mash? All-grain/BIAB?
I bought this kit and it got me hooked. I'm quite content with small batches but plan to eventually upgrade to 5 gallon all-grain.
That's great to hear. What have been some of your favorite one-gallon kits to brew and drink? As for all-grain brewing, something to consider, if you don't want to or have room to dive right into full-one two-vessel all-grain brewing, we are huge fans of partial mash brews, where you steep a larger amount of specialty and base grains and supplement with some extract for fermentables. Or personally, even after more 13 years of brewing, Brew in a Bag (BIAB) is still my preferred brewing method for ease, scaleability for smaller volumes (or full five), and not much extra equipment needed. Let us know if we can help!
@@NorthernBrewerTV So far I've just done Kama Citra and Zombie Dirt. I wasn't expecting much as I'm still a beginner but they came a lot better than I thought. I also watched a bunch of your NB university courses and learned some simple tricks to up my game, such as an oxygenator and full boils instead of partial.
For all-grain I was looking at Grainfather equipment for a more portable setup. Do you know when the G30 will be back in stock?
This is exactly what I started on years ago MONEY WELL SPENT!