Beer Machine

Does anyone use the Beer Machine? If so how do you like it? I am thinking about buying one and would like to know if it works ok and makes good beer.

Thanks

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junkhunter
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save yourself the money and buy a complete 5 gallon kit from

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you will eventually, i promise.

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Obsidian Order

I just read some of the information on the beer machine web site..

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It sounds like hilarious propaganda! Its almost like it was written by the writers of the simpsons or something... *** see below

I must admit I wouldnt mind trying a beer from one of these. back to Junk Hunters Question has anyone tried it????

If Einstein had been a master brewer and had tried to conceive of the perfect small batch brewing device.he might have come up with something close to The Beer Machine 2000. Take The Beer Machine 1000 and then beef it up, make it better and give it a fancy pressure gauge that allows you to monitor and perfect your beer. It is brewing magic. Everything you need to easily and quickly brew beers as if you're a Trappist Monk or a beer loving sorcerer. The Beer Machine 2000 - perfection is patented!

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Chris *Sydney, Australia*

"Chris *Sydney, Australia*" wrote in news:4264b7ae$0$10302$ snipped-for-privacy@news.optusnet.com.au:

The write up looks like a script from a telemarketing campaign, but I think it'd be a nice system if it didn't bother you not to use a secondary. You'd need at least two to maintain a supply (brew in one, drink from the other) and that'd be getting pretty expensive by then. You wouldn't be able to condition in one really either, you'd have to drink it pretty green.

Mainly it's the small-simple-keg aspect that impresses me, if I were in the US of A and had cash to waste I might get one and brew in a normal setup, transfering to the machine to dispense.

There are probably other things on the market that do that job better anyway (does anyone know of such things avaliable in australia?)

peter

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Peter.QLD

Brew the Best Beer Anywhere (we should all move to single fermentation, buying a packet of their ingredients?)

You, my Friend are the Brewmeister. (been there, done that)

Craft-Brewed Beer For Pennies (well yeah, you can buy a skyscraper for pennies - it just takes more of them)

Fight the Man. Fight the System. (Which man, what system, and how's this "fighting?")

If Your Man Likes Beer, He'll Love The Beer Machine (assuming you're gullible enough to buy one)

Live the Dream (Where did that come from?)

Just Brew! (OK)

You simply cannot get your beer any fresher- (or beer any greener)

I'd be curious to know about it too.

Looks to me like the side seals are a weak point. With proper handling it might last. Notice the seal is changed on the more expensive model? Suggests the cheap one doesn't work so well.

Try to get the least bit creative with a real recipe and chances are the relief valve would plug and it would vent from the sides.

Too much hype. I did see one at a "going out of business" sale. They wanted $20 for it. Looked too cheaply made at $20 and a quick calculation of cost versus benefit says that carboy's are the better buy. It would take two or three of the devices to keep me in beer.

Save work? Perhaps.

Will someone who has bought one and will admit it respond? Unlikely.

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I have a brew going now, So far so good. When its done I will let you know.

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junkhunter

a freind bought one of those prettyu plastic tamks. invited me over to try his new brew he almost thru it off the balcony.

making beer is not a big project, at the best of times. and there are some great brew kits available.

a five gallon tank makes 5 dozen beer. i think the beer machine makes 2.

really too much sugar to it. poor quality filling product.

the word about beer is experiment.

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dug88

We are all awaiting your comments on this thing....

Kinda reminds me of when you jump in a icey cold pool and people say.... whats it like.. I am the guy that says it is really nice!!... once your in.... and then when your in... its bloody freezing!!!

in other words when we say whats the water like... If it is freezing just tell us :)

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Chris *Sydney, Australia*

I would like to see the Beer Machine make a better unit. instead of a pile of plastic make from stainless steel. I like there idea and the size is right for me. I don't need five gals. or more the 2.8 Gal. is fine. When it gets low I will put it in bottles and start some more. Its been in the fridge two days and doing good. I will let you know how good it is when its done but now it taste good. Happy Brewing Mike

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junkhunter

A five gallon batch does NOT make 5 dozen beers. It will make about 4 dozen or two cases.

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NobodyMan

NobodyMan wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

9L per 24 bottles (a carton/case where I come from), 23L for a standard brew. Leave a bit in the bottom. You do the math.

(or 0.375L per bottle, which is easier if using a calculator)

peter

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Peter.QLD

soo sorry guys.

5 dozen in canada in canada we have what is called the imperial gallon.

canucks even have a different way of measuring alcohol content my Mountain Crest says classic pilsner 5percent alc./vol. 355 ml.

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dug88

the joy of the beer machine seems to be, the lack of it.

the banter is reading like HEY HAVE I GOT A DEAL FOR YOU.

it's a freaking cheap piece of plastic and their beer kits are twice oveer priced.

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dug88

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