Extract brewing can certainly produce a beer you can be proud of, but there is just something about all-grain brewing that can’t be beat. The level of control you get with all-grain brewing far exceeds what you can do with extract brewing.
However, there are pros and cons to this approach.
Although all-grain systems, like the Grainfather Connect Complete All-In-One, give you more control and enable you to make an outstanding brew, it does require more work.
Although beer brewing really isn’t work.
But, if you have the time to spare and you want to craft the perfect beer, then all-grain homebrewing is definitely the best route to take.
The amount of space you’ll need to store your equipment should also play a role in determining which system is right for you. Even though you could brew on a table or the countertop, it would be best if you set-up on the floor. The grain basket can be quite difficult to lift over your head if you are brewing on a raised platform.
If you are looking to streamline your all-grain brewing session with less overall equipment than the traditional methods the Grainfather is the answer. With no need to mash, sparge, boil and cool your brew using different pieces of equipment, the Grainfather brewing system allows you to complete the brewing process using just one vessel.