Superior Brew Kit Plus

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This Superior Brewing Kit Plus includes all the same quality equipment as the Superior Brew Kit and more.

This kit includes:

6 Gallon Glass Carboy for Primary Fermentation
5 Gallon Glass Carboy for Secondary Fermentation
Food Grade, Alcohol Filled Thermometer
Adhesive Fermentation Thermometer
3 Disposable Hop Socks
1 Large Nylon Mesh Grain Bag
7.8 Gallon Bottling Bucket
Drilled and Grometted Lid with Inner Seal
Bottling Spigot
1 Drilled Rubber Stopper
Three-Piece Plastic Airlock
Auto-Siphon Pump
Racking Cane with Solids Reduction Tip
Siphon Hose Shut Off Clamp
5/16" Food Grade Vinyl Tubing
30” Wire and Nylon Carboy Brush
Triple Scale Hydrometer with Instructions and Plastic Case
Durable, Double Lever Spring Loaded Bottle Capper with Magnet
Bottling Filler
144 Bottle Caps
15” Wire and Nylon Bottle Brush
True Brew Handbook
Equipment Cleanser

This kit also includes these homebrew extras:

24" Stainless Steel Racking Cane with Reduction Tip
Carboy Hauler
Carboy Stand
Funnel
14 1/4" Hydrometer Testing Jar
Iodophor Sanitizer
Siphon Tube Holder
Learn To Brew: More Than Just the Basics DVD

Benefits of the 7.8 gallon High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Brewing Bucket: You may hear that it is not advisable to brew in a plastic bucket. In general, if you do not take good care of your equipment, then no you should not home brew in a bucket. However, if you take good care of your food grade plastic bucket, do not throw brewing equipment in your bucket causing it to scratch the side walls, then you will be just fine brewing in plastic and will produce delicious high quality beers every time you brew. HDPE is a soft plastic and reasonable care precaustions need to be taken if you plan to brew in a plastic bucket. These are the steps suggested by Learn To Brew to keep your bucket producing excellent homebrew for years to come. First, always use a light detergent like B-Brite to clean the bucket. Use a cloth or paper towel to wash away any hop debris or protein build up that might occur after a brew. Second, rinse the bucket with water. If you are storing the bucket after a use, then dry the washed bucket with a soft towel and store upside down. Storing upside down allows any of the excess liquid to drain out, and also prevents you from storing any equipment in the plastic bucket that might scratch the plastic. Scratches in plastic can hide bacteria that is almost impossible to remove. However, if you take the Learn To Brew steps provided, then your homebrewing will be successful.

A 7.8 gallon fermenting bucket gives the home brewer the opportunity to brew large batches and also gives the brewer more room for the krausen that forms when high alcohol beers are being brewed like Double IPAs, Imperial Stouts and Belgian Strong Ales. This extra room will help save you from a krausen brew over and making a mess in your brewing area.

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