Beer brewing equipment

There are so many homebrewing system options – from do-it-yourself equipment to commercially made systems. How can a homebrewer know what to choose? If you have very little to no experience with brewing, then you only need the simplest of brewing setups. If you have more experience and knowledge, then you need an advanced homebrew system. In our blog post, we explain how beginner and advanced brewers can determine which equipment and setups they need to make brewing at home a cinch.

Building a home brewery? Once you've built out the room, fill it with Spike Brewing equipment and invite your friends over to start brewing up some amazing beer!

People always ask me: “What equipment do you need for brewing beer?” Well, the short answer is a whole lot. You at least need the following equipment for

The 5 sizes (30L/8gal to 720L/190gal) of fermenter for the new Microbrewery BIACs. (The Mash Colander for the 3BBL BIAC is shown hanging from the hoist.)

The Craft Beer Channel decided it was time to create a dedicated studio space with a brewery on-site. This would allow for better quality and consistency for their videos, plus the ability to brew beers and demonstrate recipes.

Before you start brewing your own beer, read about the lessons one experienced homebrewer learned from a lifetime of brewing.

Hey guys wanted to get some ideas of your setup for your brew day. Anyone use an elevated burner to make post racking easier? Would love to see the...

Well I couldn’t wait so it’s time to reveal one of several of my projects nearing completion. I have been working on these projects for many months and this one is close enough to being…

Brewing your own beer is part science, part art. If you're interested in trying your hand at homebrewing, check out our guide to help you learn the process.

By Ed Ever thought you'd like to try making beer at home? You can. You totally can. If you can follow a recipe, you can make beer (kind of like, "If you can dodge a