BrewEasy™ Adapter Lid Kit (G1) Blichmann - 10gal

The BrewEasy™ system is very simple to use and is a very approachable way to transition from extract brewing into all grain brewing. By eliminating the sparging process we not only eliminate that time consuming process (about an hour) but it simplifies the process. The BrewEasy™ provides all the simplicity of a brew-in-a-bag (BIAB) system, but offers the ramping capability of a traditional RIMS system, eliminates the messy and unsafe lifting of hot grains, and provides wort clarification that BIAB just can't do.

The BrewEasy™ requires two Blichmann Engineering™ BoilerMaker™ pots. The adapter lids and tubing are not designed to accommodate other manufacturer’s pots. The upper 15 gallon pot is the mash tun and the lower 20 gallon pot is the boil kettle. You'll also need a false bottom for your mash tun, a heat source (burner or electric element), and a pump. This version requires a G1 BoilerMaker™ pot as the upper kettle/mash tun.

How does it all work? This two kettle system eliminates the hot liquor tank of a traditional three tier system and does away with the time consuming and somewhat complicated sparging process. While a three tier system is still the most versitile and efficient, the BrewEasy™ offers significantly more efficiency than a BIAB system, eliminates the lifting, and generates super clear wort. How is this accomplished? Simply start with ALL of your brewing water (liquor) for your brew day and place about half in the lower pot (boil kettle) and the remainder in the upper pot (mash tun). Set your AutoSparge™, turn on the pump and add heat. The liquor will recirculate from the boil kettle, into the mash tun, and back into the boil kettle. When you're at the desired temperature turn off the pump and add your malt. Ramping through several temperature rests is as easy as turning on the burner! When you're through your mash simply turn off the pump and let all the wort from your mash tun drain into your brew kettle and boil as normal. It's as simple as that!