I find it interesting they at least used mostly Blichmann equipment.
Interested in learning to brew? F*** that! Give us all your money, kick back, and let technology do the work!*
*5000% markup
That’s an order of magnitude stupidity tax…
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There is NO used brewing equipment market.
Just letting you know that.
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That is UNTRUE! There is a large, and growing, used brewery equipment market. Not to mention the used milk industry equipment that many people convert over for brewing.
Interesting first post. Welcome to the forum NCH.
You would be more effective if you learned how the forum works before clicking the post button.
A comment on the original post.
I seems that many German/Austrian small brewery manufacturers are trying to beak into the growing US home brewing market. But what they are forgetting is that a German/Austrian brewpub may be willing to invest $45,000 but that a home brewer won’t pay that. Especially if comparable systems are available for less than $10,000.
Speidel, maker of the Braumeister, is facing a similar challenge on the lower end. They are asking $2000 for their 5 gal model (Speidel Braumeister 20L). For that price one can get a pretty decent 5 gal set-up with mashtun, pot, burner, pump and chiller.
Kai
I think at that price, whoever buys it is having someone else mill, mix etc. 