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What about welding on a jacket rather than a coil, as it would hold a lot more liquid to help keep the temperatures stable on a hot day? Wouldn't even need to be made of stainless either. Copper instead? here's an example:

Sounds like a good idea... although as you say, BYO beer and pubs don't tend to go together.

Yeah, that's the conculsion I came to... And you can just use your existing freezer/temp control setup with a cheap pond pump and water/glycol bath. No need to worry about it fitting it in the fridge/freezer or lifting it while full and heavy! I'd be keen for 2 jacketed 60L jobs! Or maybe even...

You gotta post some pics of that baby in action!!! I'd simplify the number of hop additions too...

I was thinking about this yesterday when I did a brew. I'm just using a pot with a valve about 2cm off the bottom of the pot, and I drain it VERY slowly to avoid sucking down all the rubbush. But a 2nd valve ~5cm higher up the pot would allow 80% of the wort to be drained very quickly, before...

bounced, can you post pic here?

Do they have a water jacket? I was thinking of using a pond pump to circulate a tank of water/glycol in the brewing fridge for doing a big batch of larger.

Yeah, first pack I got was difficult to pop the pouch... I though it'd done it, and waited a few hrs with no action... Then decided to get really voilent with the pack and the pouch fianlly popped. Was only 1-2 months old and swelled withing 2-3 hrs.

Having stumbled on to Kolsch in Cologne/Germany a couple of years back, I can say it's a great beer that the Germans seem to love serving out of huge wooden barrels like wine. Have never come across it anywhere else. I've been brewing for years, but recently started doing all-grain brews. So...

That looks really sweet... Any more recent pics GMK?