The most fancy Beginner Extract-Kit i have ever seen. I am glad you're the only Homebrew-RUclipsr i have subbed, to cover this. I wouldn't want to unsubscribe to more than one.
Thank you for the very kind words. I will keep these videos coming with both kits, home brewed without a kit (made really easy), and of course other beverages like cider, kombucha, and others.
I just ordered mine last night I’m excited I don’t have time, to learn and brew so if I can set it and forget it it’s perfect I can’t wait to make beer cider especially honey mead I’m a beginner so I need a lot of help can I recommend a video suggestion strawberry cider being back sweetened?
Once you get ready, just give me a shout at Mike (at) BitterRealityBrewing.com and I'll assist you. I also have a video coming up that if you decided to brew an All Grain Beer, will make it extremely easy with no need to purchase any equipment, assuming you have 2 pots and a colander.
Great question, but if I remember right, each one was about 2 ounces. I'd have to verify that as I don't have any in front of me to confirm that. You could ask iGulu to be 100% sure.
You have two options. You can drink it right off the trub as it won't impact the flavor or aroma in the short run. (Long term it can impact things.) My personal option when moving the kegs to take on road trips is to move the finished beer to another keg by creating a jumper with the existing connectors. This allows you to move the beer off of the trub.
This product is garbage $500 to brew a 1 gallon extract batch is a waste of time. I have no idea who this product is for if you want to brew beer just do it the right way.
I get where you are coming from but if you take a moment you can see they actually have several targets: Keep in mind it isn't a "Brewing System", but a "Ferment and Serve" system. The same way "Brewing Systems" aren't "Ferment and Serve" systems. 1. The person who just wants to buy 5L Kegs and serve it. 2. The entertainer or host of course from Beer, Cider, Kombucha, Wine, to Seltzer. 3. The person that has a small space and simply doesn't want to go deep into the home brewing knowledge level. 4. The dedicated home brewer that loves to experiment and wants to do it on a small scale with minimal labor.
I feel you, as I'm starting to have a lot of fun experimenting. I have an upcoming video where I just used to pots and a colander to brew a Tripel that is in the iGulu now, being enjoyed.
@@PIGGY789 can you explain how you experiement with this? Its a kit with instructions you follow. The benefit to normal extract brewing is that it gets you involved in the process this doesn't At all. It over complicates something that doesn't need to be complicated. This proudct restricts experimentation and learning. This is the microwave version of brewing beer.
@donaldgarrell5467 The Igulu is not just for brewing kits, for example I am currently enjoying a Hopped hard cider, made with apple juice and hop pellets, previously I've done a hazy pale ale with DME and Citra hop pellets, I know it's not for everyone but I love it because I don't have the time for all grain brewing at the moment, but hopefully one day I will have more time.
The most fancy Beginner Extract-Kit i have ever seen. I am glad you're the only Homebrew-RUclipsr i have subbed, to cover this. I wouldn't want to unsubscribe to more than one.
Thank you for the very kind words. I will keep these videos coming with both kits, home brewed without a kit (made really easy), and of course other beverages like cider, kombucha, and others.
I just ordered mine last night I’m excited I don’t have time, to learn and brew so if I can set it and forget it it’s perfect I can’t wait to make beer cider especially honey mead I’m a beginner so I need a lot of help can I recommend a video suggestion strawberry cider being back sweetened?
I am very pleased with mine infact so pleased i ordered another one ,you will not be dissapointed enjoy.
Once you get ready, just give me a shout at Mike (at) BitterRealityBrewing.com and I'll assist you. I also have a video coming up that if you decided to brew an All Grain Beer, will make it extremely easy with no need to purchase any equipment, assuming you have 2 pots and a colander.
Let me know what you brew beyond the kits as I have a whole series that will be coming out on brewing or like products just for the iGulu.
@@BitterRealityBrewing Hi Mike,i have a 1 gallon white wine kit i am wanting to do not sure on settings etc, Regards from Yorkshire uk.
Anyone know what is the weight of the 3 packs of sugar? thanks
Great question, but if I remember right, each one was about 2 ounces. I'd have to verify that as I don't have any in front of me to confirm that. You could ask iGulu to be 100% sure.
Do you siphon off the trub or does it stay until you finish drinking the beer?
You have two options. You can drink it right off the trub as it won't impact the flavor or aroma in the short run. (Long term it can impact things.) My personal option when moving the kegs to take on road trips is to move the finished beer to another keg by creating a jumper with the existing connectors. This allows you to move the beer off of the trub.
This product is garbage $500 to brew a 1 gallon extract batch is a waste of time. I have no idea who this product is for if you want to brew beer just do it the right way.
i think this system is faantastic i have 2 of these i love experimenting with them.
I get where you are coming from but if you take a moment you can see they actually have several targets:
Keep in mind it isn't a "Brewing System", but a "Ferment and Serve" system. The same way "Brewing Systems" aren't "Ferment and Serve" systems.
1. The person who just wants to buy 5L Kegs and serve it.
2. The entertainer or host of course from Beer, Cider, Kombucha, Wine, to Seltzer.
3. The person that has a small space and simply doesn't want to go deep into the home brewing knowledge level.
4. The dedicated home brewer that loves to experiment and wants to do it on a small scale with minimal labor.
I feel you, as I'm starting to have a lot of fun experimenting. I have an upcoming video where I just used to pots and a colander to brew a Tripel that is in the iGulu now, being enjoyed.
@@PIGGY789 can you explain how you experiement with this? Its a kit with instructions you follow. The benefit to normal extract brewing is that it gets you involved in the process this doesn't At all. It over complicates something that doesn't need to be complicated. This proudct restricts experimentation and learning. This is the microwave version of brewing beer.
@donaldgarrell5467 The Igulu is not just for brewing kits, for example I am currently enjoying a Hopped hard cider, made with apple juice and hop pellets, previously I've done a hazy pale ale with DME and Citra hop pellets, I know it's not for everyone but I love it because I don't have the time for all grain brewing at the moment, but hopefully one day I will have more time.