Fermzilla 3.2 27L Pressure Fermenting Hopbong Bundle
What's included:
Fermzilla 3.2 27L Starter Kit
Choice of Pressure Kit
Choice of Blowtie Spuding Valve Version
2" Tri Clamp HopBong
Thermowell and bulkhead
Save £10 on this product when added to this bundle
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This kit will give you everything you need to get pressure fermenting PLUS the hop bong and a thermowell.
Add an Insulation Jacket and save £10 when added together with this product.
The hop bong makes it easy to achieve Oxidation free dry hopping for susceptible beer styles such as NEIPAs.
Buying this kit represents a saving over buying the parts separately.
Included in this kit:
- Fermzilla 27L Gen3.2 Starter Kit.
- 2" Tri Clamp Hop Bong Kit
- Plastic OR Stainless steel pressure kit
- Blowtie Version 1 OR Version 2
- Thermowell
You may want to add an extra carbonation cap or 2 (for connecting to the ports on the collection vessel) This can be useful for rousing yeast or dry hops with CO2.
All parts come with a one year BrewKegTap warranty.
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How long does it take to brew beer?
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