What extra materials would you need to be able to all grain brew with this set?
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You would need something to boil in (i.e. 7 gallon turkey fryer works great) and a mash ton. Mash ton can easily be made at home using a 5-10 igloo cooler (recommend 10 gal). You can find a bunch of youtube vids on it. Thats the bare minimum you need. I would also recommend something to cool your wort with. Which can also simply be made out of coiled copper tubing. Youtube has lot of useful videos. For you first all grain i recommend watching this video Homebrewing Fundamentals - All-Grain Brewing Basi...: http://youtu.be/XbdRDm2VsCc I would recommend a good candy thermometer too. Happy brewing!
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To be honest I don't know, but I don't believe so. To use this system, you buy a big can from the store and put in the machine. The can is a one time use and disposable, so I don't know how you could use with home brew.
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The mister beer kit comes with a couple of beer samples. You'd buy this product to continue brewing, but maybe with a different variety.
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No cooking ingredients are involved. The kit comes with Hopped Malt Extract (HME). Just bring to slow boil and add to fermenter. You can do your own mash if you want. Just adjust recipe for 2g. Otherwise you'd need larger equipment.
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It would be tight. You can reduce the recipe to 3/4 and it would work. I have a 1 1/2 and when I do the 7-grain version I have to reduce it to 3/4 because it rises so much. I don't have that problem with the 9 grain.
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A gigantic brew pot (to hold 5 gallons, so something bigger than 5 gallons to deal with the boilover)... it needs to be clean (no burnt scraps or chips from the bottom that could get into the brew, I recommend steel), big wooden stir paddle during boiling. Depending on how much time you have... if you have to perform a quick cooldown after brewing, you'll need ice. I would also recommend another airlock because the one that comes with the kit is fragile and breaks easily. Sterility is very important for all the equipment!
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No, this is a good starter set for any beer kit. It has pretty much everything but a 5 gallon cookpot and bottles. The first kit I brewed was True Brew Irish Stout. True Brew has excellent kits if you haven't brewed before, with great step by step instructions and even caps for your bottles. I would definitely go with one of them if you are just starting out. Two other things you might want to consider that aren't in the kit are the Jet Carboy & Bottle washer and a stand capper. The hand capper that comes in the kit works fine, but if you are a capping 48 bottles it will wear you out. The stand cappers also hold the bottle while you cap so you are less likely to spill or miss cap.
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I would contact All-Clad via internet or a dealer and ask them. I have the set shown here, but in truth, we have just cook soups and stews in it so far.
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I would not use the grain mill for that. You can use a blender or small coffee grinder though.
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http://www.brewhardware.com/rimsherms-parts-93 has probably everything you need, they sell a nice tri-clover flange with a cnc cut radius that you can solver solder, or other parts to go a different rout. Hope that helped
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Yep! It comes with everything you need to make beer except the ingredients. It's a great deal!
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You will need basic brewing equipment. ..A kettle, a bucket, airlock, bung, hoses, siphon, carboy, sanitizer. ..Probably missing a few things but the good news us is that there is a kit for most of this stiff as well. ... That is how we started out.
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Yes - everything you need is included (but the tea) to make great ice tea. I use two family tea bags in the basket. When it is finished brewing just rinse everything and you are ready for the next brewing.
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the sanitation packet should be included in the kit. You have everything you should need to make the brew. Try adding fruit in a hops sack to change up the flavor raspberries make an excellent addition.
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You can get them fairly coarse - I brew Toddy with some frequency and don't even get all the way to the most coarse setting. This thing is built like a tank - I haven't regretted buying it for even one second.
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Yes you will need a bottle capper tool, fermentation bucket, another bucket with spigot, hose to fill bottles, stainless 5 gallon pot & spoon to stir pot. You can purchase theses products as kits. And of course you will need 48 bottles to put the beer into. Brown non screwtop.
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To brew: At least a 3 gallon pot, big spoon, 6 gallon carboy or brew bucket, airlock. It helps if you have a clean, sterilized siphon hose and large funnel. If you want to test specific gravity purchase gravity tester to show alcohol content. We transfer straight to keg but if not you will need 2 cases of bottles and a bottle capper. We purchased a beginning brewers kit (with carboy) on Amazon when we started.