Guten / Brew Monk

[wide eyed and legless]

Keg King trialing a new single vessel under the monica of Brew Monk exactly the same as the one we know as Guten!

 

[malt and barley blues]

Hope Keg King go ahead with it, it will kick some Grainfather arse.

 

[620rossco]

Dunno about you lads, but mine's been great.

 

[wide eyed and legless]

They seemed very impressed, the only concern they had will home brewers want the 50 litre because they thought it may be a bit heavy to lift out the grain.

 

[TheSumOfAllBeers]

They seemed very impressed, the only concern they had will home brewers want the 50 litre because they thought it may be a bit heavy to lift out the grain.

18kg (dry) grist being pulled from a 100L kettle. If I thought to use my other biners I could have set up some mechanical advantage and made my life a lot easier.

They have to have a lot more faith in their 50L customers.

[emoji121]️that beer is getting supped now and it's great. Export Porter - uncompromising and balanced.

 

[wide eyed and legless]

Yes that's what I thought plenty of brewers have a 50 litre systems hope they bring in both, have you got the 50 litre Ace, Klarstein and whato ther names they call it overthere.

 

[Jonez121289]

Would this be available for 10AMP plug customers as well?

 

[wide eyed and legless]

As the 30 litre, see my other reply.

 

[user 37368]

It'd be interesting to see if anyone will be able to import them with Aus certification after this.

 

[wide eyed and legless]

It'd be interesting to see if anyone will be able to import them with Aus certification after this.

Keep an eye on KegKing, but don't be looking for the Brew Monk monica.

 

[2095brewer]

I use the 50L. I bought a pulley to lift the grain basket out, but found that it was more beneficial to sparge into a 50L keg instead, lift the lighter grain basket out by hand, pump back in for the boil. Kills two birds with one stone.

 

[Crimson-Brewer]

My only concern is the warranty aspect and the fact that they have no control on manufacturing. Literally an off the shelf product From Alibaba.
Can they guarantee warranty in a timely fashion?

 

[wide eyed and legless]

Not really a question for me more a question to KegKing. Logically I would say that whoever has taken over the helm at KK is a pretty astute businessman, he needed a single vessel brewery and being the astute businessman that he is would have looked around the traps and came across the Guten thread on here. Plenty of us bought direct to get quality at a reasonable price, after further investigation he would have found that over 180,000 has been sold in Eastern and Western Europe alone and on top of that has good reviews! So what we have now is KK taking delivery of 30 and 50 litre units hopefully this week. what do you get for $380 and $740, units that have a mirror finish, step programs, variable wattage (important) and if it is the current model a hop timer (novelty) and a recipe memory database.
And a one year warranty. ( always better to buy something which is proven)

Now on the other hand another importer can go and copy the feature of the camlock and the tap of the Guten, do a programmable step mash, not worry about a variable wattage, or recipe memory, put in a false bottom as security to protect anything going into the cheap pump, get it made up and sell it to the punters dearer than the Guten.

 

[wide eyed and legless]

Would this be available for 10AMP plug customers as well?

From what I have read on other sites the 50 litre Guten can get a rolling boil at 2200 W so a 10 amp will be OK, though I would wait until I have tried it.

 

[lost at sea]

Not really a question for me more a question to KegKing. Logically I would say that whoever has taken over the helm at KK is a pretty astute businessman, he needed a single vessel brewery and being the astute businessman that he is would have looked around the traps and came across the Guten thread on here. Plenty of us bought direct to get quality at a reasonable price, after further investigation he would have found that over 180,000 has been sold in Eastern and Western Europe alone and on top of that has good reviews! So what we have now is KK taking delivery of 30 and 50 litre units hopefully this week. what do you get for $380 and $740, units that have a mirror finish, step programs, variable wattage (important) and if it is the current model a hop timer (novelty) and a recipe memory database.
And a one year warranty. ( always better to buy something which is proven)

Now on the other hand another importer can go and copy the feature of the camlock and the tap of the Guten, do a programmable step mash, not worry about a variable wattage, or recipe memory, put in a false bottom as security to protect anything going into the cheap pump, get it made up and sell it to the punters dearer than the Guten.

your handle should be 'one eyed and legless'

 

[wide eyed and legless]

your handle should be 'one eyed and legless'

Some just can't handle the truth.

 

[Beir Hearder]

Some just can't handle the truth.

Scarce commodity for some people.

 

[mashmaniac]

Not really a question for me more a question to KegKing. Logically I would say that whoever has taken over the helm at KK is a pretty astute businessman, he needed a single vessel brewery and being the astute businessman that he is would have looked around the traps and came across the Guten thread on here. Plenty of us bought direct to get quality at a reasonable price, after further investigation he would have found that over 180,000 has been sold in Eastern and Western Europe alone and on top of that has good reviews! So what we have now is KK taking delivery of 30 and 50 litre units hopefully this week. what do you get for $380 and $740, units that have a mirror finish, step programs, variable wattage (important) and if it is the current model a hop timer (novelty) and a recipe memory database.
And a one year warranty. ( always better to buy something which is proven)

Now on the other hand another importer can go and copy the feature of the camlock and the tap of the Guten, do a programmable step mash, not worry about a variable wattage, or recipe memory, put in a false bottom as security to protect anything going into the cheap pump, get it made up and sell it to the punters dearer than the Guten.

Your right designing something actually take skill and knowledge ... and we know you don't have that.
Sure a D9 would have a hard time laying it on as thick as you.

But who would want the job, a BH5 suit couldn't keep the stench of that out.

 

[Beir Hearder]

Looks like your skill and knowledge is all about personal attack and if there is any stench then it comes from „the big fish“ rotting from the head down more likely. Ever thought about getting back to a real discussion about the merits of products?

 

[wide eyed and legless]

Hope Keg King go ahead with it, it will kick some Grainfather arse.

Well kicking arse performance wise would be difficult, yes they will do the same job with the same outcome, they are stablemates after all. Both have that same powerhouse of a pump, the only difference is in the price, excellent marketing by imake (now Bevie) have seen huge sales of the Grainfather throughout the world so good on them for that. And to show I am not 'one eyed' I also have the Braumeister (since 2009) and if I had to get rid of one of my units it would be the Guten, good unit as it is, the quality of the build is there to see in the price of the BM.