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I signed up for emails from SS Brewing Technologies, creators of this cost effective stainless conical: http://www.ssbrewtech.com/products/brewbucket
This thing looks like the perfect fermenter for me, really really bare bones and cost effective, small in size for single 23L batches, but stainless and conical. Stackable feature looks fantastic.
Youshop is really expensive for these big items as their rate is volumetric.
I've emailed them and asked if/when they can ship to NZ, but I guess what I'm after is gauging the level of interest for a bulk buy?
Alternatively, does one of you fine homebrew retailers want to negotiate with them for a drop ship?? (they source from China)
I'd definitely be a taker for 2 of them if they were a comparative retail price.
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Brewshop.co.nz is the exclusive distributor of these in NZ and we have a shipment on the way. Should be here in a little over a month, all going well. They'll likely be available for between $250-$300.
Are you going to be stocking the bigger unit as well?
Yes, we'll be getting the "Chronicals", in both sizes. Might be a couple of months away before they arrive though.
Keep us in the loop as I'll be making some space for a couple or three
Are these conical fermenters really worthwhile spending extra money on over a plastic barrel?
well stainless should last longer then plastic... welds can go but plastic scratches....
don't see many commercial guys using plastic....
re conical I reckon you can make great beer without conical, but conical makes it easier to
retrieve yeast from the fermenter while fermentation is still active
dump trub
I have ordered a 70L con plastic for lagers... 50L useful size for ales glass carboys all the way or buckets.... YMMV personally I love my carboy collection.... not that mad on plastic but don't see massive advantageous of stainless over glass for sanitation, I am a 4 week brewer leave the yeast to do their thing..... you cant hurry the natural process
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