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How to Brew Beer Cheap & Easy!

Cheapest and easiest home brew beer system to use. How to brew cheap and easy. In this video Hoocho takes us on a journey through one of mankind’s oldest crafts. Equipment needed for brewing: Both: Sanitising Agent Malt kit of your choice (usually includes yeast) Water 1KG Sugar 20L (min) fermenter. Slightly larger is better. Air lock Something to stir with. Bottling: Something to bottle into Sugar to start secondary ferment Kegging: 19L Cornelius Keg Clear vinyl tubing to syphon Carbon dioxide gas bottle and regulator System to pour beer (can be as simple as a dispenser line or as complex as a multi keg fridge system) Check out my video on how to set up a keg fridge for things you’ll need for the keg system. How to Install Beer Taps on a Fridge with Hoocho.    • How to Install Beer Taps on a Fridge with ...   All utensils and containers in this video were presanitised, always remember to sanitise all equipment as it is one of the most important parts of hassle free brewing. Hoochos explores the worlds of Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Permaculture, Homesteading, Fermentation, Technology Vanlife and DIY Builds to look at the world through a larger lens that can incorporate the best of everything into a rich and rewarding lifestyle. Through self sufficiency we can reduce consumption and increase our hyperlocal household production. Merch: A way to support the channel and get some cool stuff too. There are two stores because dependant on where you live in the world one will be cheaper than the other (shipping) and it gives a range of design flexibility. Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/mjtch/ Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/hoochos Patreon:   / hoocho   Reddit Community:   / hoocho   Facebook:   / hoochos   Instagram:   / hoochos   Business Enquiries: [email protected] If you have personal queries about hydroponics or other matters please join me on Patreon for limited individual support or post in the Hoocho Reddit community and there are a lot of friendly helpful likeminded people that may have answers for you. Happy Hydroponicing!