Putting Trub in the Fermenter
A lot of effort is expended by brewers wanting to keep trub in the boil kettle and not rack it into their fermenter. Screens of various shapes and sizes, racking canes, blockers.... and this is understandable, for excess trub can contribute off-flavors to the beer.
So why do we suggest to put trub in your fermenter? Because that is the easiest place to remove it. With a BREWHA conical fermentor (or 3-in-1) the trub quickly settles to the bottom of the cone and can be removed through the bottom valve before the yeast even gets active.
No need to fight with plugged screens, get racked by canes, or stumped by blockers. Easily rack to the BREWHA fermenter through the BREWHA boil kettle's pickup tube, let it sit for a few minutes until it settles again and tap it off the bottom of your conical fermenter.
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@Jon
Hi Jon, thank you for your kind words and feedback. The Small BIAC is structurally identical to the Medium BIAC, so it comes with the same port for recirculation.
Good Morning,
It looks like I found just what I was looking for in the BIAC system! ( just need to start saving up for it ) I can see myself owning the large some day, but I notice on the small batch one that pump is optional for that one, which makes sense. The question I have is if I could get a resurculation port setup that the medium has, put into the small collender? What a well thought out system. As one of a growing number of home brewers, I Thank You for your contribution to what looks like an enjoyable brewing experience.
Sincerely,
Jon Williams