The morning of the brew session I arrived at Scotty's house ready to see the 1st flicker of the burner. But sadly I was a little late in arriving so I missed the first flame excitement. But deep down I was hoping for a champagne bottle slamming against the side of the boil kettle to mark its first brew.
The proud brewmaster looking at his creation.
Scotty's Brewing system is a simple Brutus design. It is set-up for 10 gallon batches but at this point he is doing 5 gallon batches. I will not go into the details on the system to much but he is running a Batch set-up with one march pump and 2 keggles.
Great grain equals great beer. Here is today's choice for a well received Wheat Ale. I don't have the details but this beer comes in at over 8% ABV
Collecting the hot lovely wort into his boil kettle. As you can see Scott is using Cam-Locks on the side of the keggle via a march pump.
2 clean carboys for the wort. Scotty was doing a double batch and the 2nd was for a guest beer by Cracker. Which is the best way for getting someone into homebrewing. It works even better when they have a kegging set-up already installed at the house.
Overall we had some good stories and some great homebrew at Scotty's house. I was honored in attending the brew session with him. It was been about a month soooo it's about time for me to have some of that homebrew.
Nice! Thanks for the awesome write up Lewy! You're welcome to be my Guest Brewer any time!
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