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maoriboy

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#298754 13-Jul-2022 15:29
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Does anyone have experience with the WilliamsWarn brewkeg system? I would be interested to hear your feedback as I'm looking into purchasing one myself. I've found I just don't have time these days to go through the brew process and the brewkeg system speeds things up significantly. Looking into it the beer produced is, by all accounts, bloody good and there are heaps of recipes/resources online to create your own brews (obviously not as flexible as full grain). So yeah, any thoughts?






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  #2949986 3-Aug-2022 08:29
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Had one at the office a few years ago and we used to take it in turns to make a brew each month as a team. 

 

We created a few good brews and they really do come out like a proper beer, not a manky home-brew with aftertaste and weird results. 

 

It's not quite set and forget, but I think it's about as close as you'll ever get when making beer at home. 

 

It's the first time I had ever tasted a non-commercial lager that tasted like lager. 

 

I'd recommend it 100%. It's still some work, but a lot less than the old homebrew way. 





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