New Brewery & first AG
Hi Guys, my brother-in-laws and I are starting out on AG brewing. I think I’ve pulled all the gear together that we should need (all mainly on the cheap!). Just looking for any glaringly obvious issues with the set up before we have a crack at the first brew (pale ale) in the weekend.
I’ve ended up using plastic piping (still need to drill it out – thinking about just filling it up with 2mm holes) in the mash turn – is this likely to have any issues?
Cheers, Matt.
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Permalink Reply by Damon Colbert on
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Plastic pipes with 2mm slot cut across the bottom (using hacksaw) worked well for me. The 2mm holes should work fine, as long as you have enough for a reasonable flow.
Siphoning into fermentor should be fine (just remember to sanitise your siphoning gear). Heck, I still pour from kettle into fermentor. Yes, it's tricky, but it oxygenates the wort before pitching the yeast.
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