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I built/remodeled this from a standard 22'x14' shed, when I started , it had a bunch of old lawnmowers and some old rusty tools in it , after explaining to my wife this would be a good idea, she reluctantly OK'd the project.
I started July 2008, and finished May 2009 , it was a busy winter , but I did all the work solo.
Some of the features include :
2 sinks
4 refrigerators
Hot and Cold filtered Water supply
Heat- A/C
Cable TV, Internet
Mug Club ( 24 members )
4 Taps
I call this the " HammerSmith Brewery and Alehouse ", I am a big fan of british style beer ...enjoy.
This is the PUB- (right side of the shed )
The Brewery , fermentation, and workspace (left side of the shed )
My brutus style system- The Savant System 1400
Like so many , I was inspired by the original "Brutus 10" single tier system. For weeks and months I collected parts, drew up designs, and saved extra money to create my own brewing machine. Although the inspiration to copy Lonnie's design was compelling, I wanted to put my own thoughts to work and create a system that was a bit different. A few years prior, I made a new years resolution "this year, I will learn how to weld." Learning a new skill every year is so much easier than going on a diet; it's now a yearly tradition.
The Savant Systems 1400 is a ten gallon H.E.R.M.S brewery. The control panel includes a digital pH meter, countdown timer, and cleaning mode. About 8 months ago I converted all the brass quick connects to tri-clover-style fittings, including a sight glass. While not needed to make great beer, I love the ease of connections and the feel of a professional style brewery on wheels.
Outside

Repurposing a keg for homebrewing is illegal unless you’ve purchased the keg from a brewery or a reputable keg dealer who themselves purchases kegs from breweries. Liquor stores, restaurants and bars do not own kegs and cannot legally sell them. A deposit paid for a keg is solely intended to incentivize its return; paying a deposit does not convey ownership of the keg and so should not be misconceived as payment for a keg, which always remains property of the brewery. When legally purchasing a repurposed keg for homebrewing, insist it is accompanied with a clear title naming the seller, asserting that the seller came to own the keg legally, and naming you as the purchaser. Visit KegReturn.com for more information.

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