Start your own micro-brewery for only $5,000!
I’ve had my eye on the Sabco Brew-Magic System for a while now. I’ve always dreamt of having my own micro–brewery and with the Brew-Magic system it is a possibility. The system only produces one keg at a time, which is about 7 cases of beer, but beer only takes weeks to mature and as long as you have the storage space you could make a number of batches in one day producing a decent starting inventory.
The big selling feature of the Brew-Magic is its software. The software allows you to save a successful recipe and ensures that you are repeating the process the exact same way every time. The result is batch after batch of consistent quality beer. The benefit of that is two fold. If you have a recipe that you and your customers like you can continue to produce the same tasting beer every time and you will be able to hang on to your loyal drinkers. If you have a recipe that you don’t like or one that needs some tweaking then you can make minor variances to the recipe while keeping everything else the same. Through this precise process you can easily determine what works for you and what doesn’t in each recipe.
I believe as I get older and learn more about beer making a Sabco Brew-Magic will be in my future. Who knows maybe someday you will be at your cottage on the weekend cracking open and EDW Lager.
That is really cool and would be fun to use even if it was just for personal use. I’m sure my neighbors would love it if I had one of those and was making beer for all of us to enjoy on the warm summer evenings while the kids play.
I love the look of the Brew-Magic! $5,000 doesn’t seem that much to pay either…
I guess I can keep dreaming
Going in my dorm room for sure. Can you do a post on a keg fridge next time?
That’s a great idea Jack! It just so happens that I have a keg fridge. I’ll put up a post with some pics this week.
wow looks funky, its a damn site blinking cheaper just getting a big brew barrel, throwing all your bits in and filling with water yeast and leaving for a week, I think i got it down to 30p a pint!