If your goal is to produce a thousand litres of beer per batch, you will need a mash system. To develop your system, you'll need:
Beer fermentation is one of the longer processes of the beer making procedure - it can take around two weeks to properly ferment your brew, though this may differ depending on the quantity you want to produce. Whilst it's something you need to do later in the process, this in no way means you can afford to leave it until you need the equipment; it's vital to have the fermentation system ready and waiting. A typical fermentation system includes...
Cooling is important if you're serious about a) preventing bacteria growth or b) brewing and storing beer to any scale. A cooling system has two main components...
If you're serious about making the best quality beer, the following are required to make the best filter system.
This is quite complicated and could put some start-ups off, but fear not, there are three main components to the controls:
To repeat your brewing process, you're going to want to make sure that you're equipment is squeaky clean before you brew again. Your beer will taste awful and be unsafe to drink without proper sanitation.
So, you've brewed your beer, sterilised your tanks and are ready to taste it and, if you're in the mood for sharing, sell it! You'll need a pump to transfer your beer to kegs, or if you're planning on putting your beer into bottles, you'll need a bottling plant.
Some of you may consider canning your beer. This is not only cheaper and means your product is easier to store. Canned beer is trendy - craft breweries, big and small, are putting their brews into cans. One specialist beer distributor said that the sale of canned beer increased by 250%!
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