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"Brew Your Own Adventure: The Rise of Home Beer Brewing Machines!"

Hey beer enthusiasts! 🍻 Did you know that the Home Beer Brewing Machine Market is buzzing with excitement?

🌟 Whether you're a seasoned brewer or just getting started, home brewing machines are making it easier than ever to craft your own delicious beers right from your kitchen or backyard. Companies like PicoBrew and BrewArt are leading the way with innovative systems that simplify the brewing process and allow you to experiment with endless flavor combinations. 🍻✨ It's the ultimate DIY experience for beer lovers! Plus, brewing at home means you can customize your brews to your exact taste preferences and impress your friends with unique creations. 🌈🍺 #HomeBrewing #CraftBeer #BrewYourOwn #DIYBeer #BeerLovers #HomeBrewery #PicoBrew #BrewArt #BeerGeek #HomebrewingCommunity #CraftBeerRevolution #Homebrewers #BrewingAtHome #CheersToCraft #BeerNerd

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Electric Brewing System Market Value with Status and Global Analysis 2023 | Future Plans and CAGR Forecast by 2033

According to a new FMI survey, the market for electric brewing systems is anticipated to cross a value of US$ 1,348.1 Mn in 2033. It is projected to exhibit steady growth at a CAGR of 5.5% between 2023 and 2033, thereby reaching US$ 789.2 Mn by the end of 2023.

The electric brewing system market is expected to be driven by increasing shift of consumers from homemade fruit juices to homemade beer. Key companies are therefore coming up with new types of beer brewing kits, including electrically operated ones to accelerate sales.

Spinn, for example, is a renowned brand of hardware and electronics headquartered in the U.S. The company added an innovative feature of cold brew in its existing brewing system back in June 2022. The new feature would enable Spinn app users and coffee enthusiasts to create unique cold brews in just 60 seconds.

Furthermore, in India, demand for electric brewing systems is anticipated to surge dramatically throughout the projected time frame. Growth is mainly attributed to surging demand for beer with high levels of spending among millennials.

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Key Takeaways from the Electric Brewing System Market Study:

In Australia, demand for electric brewing systems is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.0% in 2023.

Sales of electric brewing systems are anticipated to grow by 34.7% in Europe by the end of 2023.

The India electric brewing system market is projected to showcase a moderate CAGR of 6.2% in the assessment period.

In the U.K., demand for electric brewing systems is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 6.1% in the evaluation period.

Demand for electric brewing systems is projected to record an 38% CAGR between 2023 and 2033 across North America.

“Increasing launch of new brewing kits by renowned companies on e-commerce sites is anticipated to bode well for the market. In addition, freedom to adjust traditional recipes and high cost of commercially available beer would enable consumers to prefer home brewing, thereby propelling the need for electric brewing systems,” says a lead analyst at Future Market Insights.

Competition Landscape: Electric Brewing System Market

Key players operating in the global electric brewing system market are AlBrew, Alfa Laval, Brewie, PicoBrew, Della Taffola, Krones, Paul Mueller, GEA Group, Meura, Shandong Eagle Machinery Co., Lehui, Ziemann, and XIMO among others.

North America currently holds the largest market share, and the region is expected to continue to dominate throughout the estimated period. This can mainly be due to the region's ever-increasing population and their high disposable income levels. Furthermore, the region's electric brewing system market is expected to elevate in the forecast period owing to the presence of a favorable regulatory and legal environment.

Get Valuable Insights into Electric Brewing System Market

FMI, in its new offering, provides an unbiased analysis of the electric brewing system market presenting historical demand data (2018-2022) and forecast statistics for the period from (2023-2033). The study divulges compelling insights on the demand for electric brewing system market based on material type (polycarbonate, steel), operating type (semi-automated, automated), application (commercial, industrial, domestic purpose), and region.

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Massive mash on the way. Should become a 14% barleywine. Put 37kg of grain (2 kg of it being ricehulls) with 85l of mash water. Let’s see the tolerance margin of this maltpipe capacity 😳🤭😬🧐 #brewtools #brewtoolsb150pro #brewingequipment #mashday #homebrewing #homebrew #homebrewfanatic #homebrewingonly #homebrewery #homebrewer #homebrewingexperience #homebrewporn #homebrewstories #nanobrew #nanobrewery #nanobrewing #picobrew #picobrewery #picobrewing #brewday #brewdays #brewdaysarethebestdays #swisscraftbeer #craftnotcrap #beerbrewing (hier: Pratteln, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_hIMHJlQB5/?igshid=1xh4s23fe6ke4

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The manual machine segment is anticipated to expand at a substantial CAGR during the forecast period. Manual machines are popular among the custom craft beer and small-scale manufacturers. Rising number of small scale manufacturers in western European countries is estimated to boost the market. Manual brewing machine occupies a lot of space, consumes much time, and is messy. These factors hamper the market growth.

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Smash and Grab IPA from Legal Draft brewery in Arlington, Texas. It's a very middle of the road IPAiverall, but it does look nice with my PicoBrew keg in the background

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Beer here! #picobrew #smokeylonesome #beer #meat #shotoniphone #shotoniphone11pro #weekendmood https://www.instagram.com/p/B87Tqc-Jv2W/?igshid=1mg9y1af38ret

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PicoBrew Unveiled A Countertop Brew Computer For Brewing Coffee, Tea, Beer And More

It really is a wonder brew-it-all machine.

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Judged by your peers, here are the best India Pale Ales available on Tavour.

If you’ve been an active follower of publications like Thrillist, Paste, or any innumerable websites which feature a “Best of …” list associated with beer styles, then you're familiar with articles that tell you what you should or shouldn’t drink. But this month, a local mail-order bottle shop reached out with a unique approach to “Best of…” lists judged not against countless entries but judged against popularity. Focusing only on the most popular beers, Tavour invited trusted members of the brewery community from brewers to writers, to judge Tavour’s customer favorites while providing sensory feedback.

 First, meet your judges. 

Ben Keene, former Editorial Director of BeerAdvocate Magazine and author of The Great Northeast Brewery Tour. His beer writing has appeared in DRAFT, Beer Connoisseur, The New York Times, and The Oxford Companion to Beer, etc.

Jackie Dodd, founder of the popular Beer Baroness blog and author of three beer-centric cookbooks. Her beer writing and recipes have appeared in Beer and Brewing, Saveur, etc.

Annie Johnson, Master Brewer of Seattle’s PicoBrew, Certified National Beer Judge, and the first woman ever to win the Homebrewers Association’s Homebrewer of the Year Award.

Marley Rall, founder of The Brewmasters Taproom and The Brewmaster’s Bakery (that uses spent grain from Seattle-area craft breweries to create items like granola, bread, and dog treats).

Lara Zahaba, co-owner of Stoup Brewing, an award-winning, draft-only craft house in Seattle’s competitive Ballard brewery district.

Matt Storm, founder of The Masonry, a Seattle-based pizza and beer bar named one of Eater’s Top Beer Bars in the city for its impressive selection of suds! 

image of Illuminated Brony IPA sourced from Tavour

Under the supervision of Tavour staff, the judges spent 2 hours sampling, re-sampling, and cycling through each of the beers, and providing a scale from 1 to 6, in the following sensory categories. 

How many could you drink in a single sitting. 1 = I’ll pass to 6 = How many you got?

How enticing is the smell? 1 = Not bad to 6 = I’m floating through the air like a cartoon character.

How fruit is it? 1 = I’m smelling something else to 6 = It should come in a juice box.

How full is the body? 1 = Is this water? to 6 = My straw is clogged.

How dank is it? 1 = Not even sure what that means to 6 = Willie Nelson meets Snop Dogg.

How generous (or greedy) does it make you feel? 1 = Up for grabs to 6 = BACK OFF! IT’S MINE!!

 Having some fun, the judges had the following to say about some of their beers. 

“[Patterns] smells so green & grassy, my nose is doing a happy dance.” -Ben Keene

“Judging by its thick pour, I can tell [DDH Fairy Nectar London is] going to be danky.” -Marley Rall

“I would take [Azacca Crush] to the yard party and shotgun it all day.” -Lara Zahaba

“[Butterfly Scratch is] my favorite of the bunch… When I first sipped this beer, it warmed my cockles.” -Annie Johnson

In no particular order, the following beers were selected and sometimes found in multiple categories, ranging from “So easy to drink, you could crush a fridge full (a.k.a. most easy-drinking)” to “Most likely to drink at hempfest (a.k.a. dankest)”. What is clear from this list is that Tavour’s customers are heavily invested in Hazy India Pale Ales and Double India Pale Ales. See for yourself. 

Mumford Brewing Company - Butterfly Scratch. 6.6% ABV | 35 IBU

Butterfly Scratch is our latest hazy/Northeast style IPA, which we brewed with a truckload of Hallertau Blanc and Mosaic hops. It's a perfect beer to pair with visiting relatives and the holidays

Winner of: 

So easy to drink, you could crush a fridge full (a.k.a. most easy-drinking)

“Most likely to give one star on Untappd just so no one else buys it” (a.k.a. personal favorite / Best in Show)

image sourced from Tavour

Reuben’s Brews - Azacca Crush. 6% ABV | 47 IBU

Reuben's Crush series beer with loads of Azacca® hops

Matt Storm’s top pick in the category: 

So easy to drink, you could crush a fridge full (a.k.a. most easy-drinking)

Fair State Brewing - Mirror Universe. 7% ABV | 33 IBU

Double dry-hopped hazy IPA brewed with wheat, oats, and lots of Citra, Mosaic, and El Dorado hops

Winner of: 

Most likely to turn you into Toucan Sam (a.k.a. most aromatic)

Most likely to drink at hempfest (a.k.a. dankest) 

Anchorage Brewing Company - Patterns. 6.5% ABV | 80 IBU

1st in the Series. Mosaic hopped.

Top Pick by Jackie Dodd in the category: 

Most likely to turn you into Toucan Sam (a.k.a. most aromatic)

Weldwerks Brewing Company - Juicy Bits. 6.7% ABV | - IBU (not listed)

Our version of a New England-style IPA featuring a huge citrus and tropical fruit hop character from the Mosaic, Citra, and El Dorado hops and softer, smoother mouthfeel from the adjusted water chemistry, higher protein malts, and lower attenuation. The end result is a beer reminiscent of citrus juice with extra pulp, thus the name Juicy Bits.

Winner of: 

So freakin’ fruity, it should come in a juice box (a.k.a. fruitiest flavors)

Odd13 Brewing Company - Codename Superfan. 6.5% ABV | - IBU (not listed)

Codename: Superfan is a deliciously modern take on the American IPA style, brewed with a variety of juicy American hops from the Pacific Northwest.

Lara Zahaba’s top pick in the category:

So freakin’ fruity, it should come in a juice box (a.k.a. fruitiest flavors)

Annie Johnson’s top pick in the category

Most likely to drink at hempfest (a.k.a. dankest) 

Kros Strain Brewing - DDH Fairy Nectar London. 6.2% ABV | - IBU (not listed)

The 2018 Juicy Hazy IPA category Silver Medalist at GABF is Back! With the extra dose of Citra and Mosaic hops, this juice bomb will deliver exactly what you are looking for! Hazy, juicy, and full of tropical and citrus flavor all with very low bitterness, this is a NEIPA that hits all the right notes!

Winner of: 

Most likely to get stuck in your straw (a.k.a. thickest) 

Illuminated Brew Works - Brony. 7% ABV | - IBU (not listed)

Double Dry Hopped Double IPA  Ponies are cool. They can fly and make magic and have the prettiest tales. But people have hands. Ponies don't. With hands, people can drink beer (usually). Like this beer here. This beer is for Bronies, not phonies. Huell Melon, Motueka, Citra & Rakau hops swim together in rainbows of citrus, strawberry & orchard fruits.  You can even share it with your pony, Brony. But you'll probably have to help it drink it. Because ponies don't have hands.

Annie Johnson’s top pick in the category:  

Most likely to get stuck in your straw (a.k.a. thickest)

To learn more about the winners and maybe purchase a few for your own private judgement, visit landing.tavour.com/blind-tasting.

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FINALLY got my #PicoBrew up and running!!! Started my brew watching #thisoldhouse classics and editing. Ending it watching the progress on my phone from the ball game!!! #picobrewing #spenceadventures #frederickmd #beer #homebrew #homebrewery #ilovebeer (at Frederick, Maryland)

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PicoBrew Pico Model C Craft Beer Home Brewer expertly brews your favorite beer at home - https://thegadgetflow.com/portfolio/craft-beer-home-brewer/

[grosswildjaeger]

Do. Never. Put. Loose. Cacaonibs. Into the boil..... that was a huge mistake. And the reason for my pump issues today. Also the inline oxygenation was totally screwed by a whole handful of nibs. Thank me you do not have to make this mistake anymore. #brewtools #inlineoxygenation #brewtoolsb150pro #homebrewing #homebrewingonly #homebrewingequipment #homebrewingproblems #oxygenation #cacao #cacaonibs #homebrewer #homebrewery #picobrewery #picobrew #picobrewing (hier: Pratteln, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9U661GpTEE/?igshid=a4v5dwqhpcx

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PicoBrew Pro-grade Craft Beer Brewing System Does Cold Brew Coffee Too

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Attention homebrewers, get your submissions for 2020s Reuben's Brews Hop Idol Homebrew.

Press Release

Seattle, WA … Reuben’s Brews, a family-owned and operated Pacific Northwest brewery, is looking for the next great hoppy homebrew in its Fourth Annual Hop Idol Homebrew Contest. Each year, this highly competitive event draws entries from across the country for those seeking their shot at homebrew fame.  

“Reuben’s Brews wouldn’t exist if it hadn’t been for my own homebrewing career and the support and acknowledgment I received through competing,” said Adam Robbings, Co-Founder and Brewmaster at Reuben’s Brews. “This competition is our way of helping foster the home brewing community and encouraging others to explore and enjoy the craft of brewing.”

The winner of the competition will have the chance to brew their winning beer recipe with the Reuben’s Brews team at its Seattle brewery. Once brewed, the beer will be released at Reuben’s tasting rooms and will be distributed throughout the Pacific Northwest on draft and in cans. The winning beer will also be entered into the Pro-Am category at the Great American Beer Festival and Washington Beer Awards (if eligible). 

The Hop Idol Homebrew Contest focuses on hop-forward beers, and homebrewers may submit up to five different entries. The contest is a Beer Judge Certification Program (BJCP) certified homebrew competition and all entries are tasted blind and scored against BJCP style guidelines. Any style of beer will be accepted, as long as it prominently features the use of hops.

Those interested in competing should send their entries to the Reuben’s Brews Taproom for arrival between January 27 and 31, 2020. Judging will take place on February 8, 2020. For complete contest rules and guidelines, as well as required entry forms and shipping address, visit: https://reubensbrews.com/hop-idol-homebrew-contest-2020/. The contest requires a $5 entry fee for each beer submitted, and all entry fees will go to support Seattle Children’s Hospital.  

This year, Reuben’s Brews is proud to announce the support of PicoBrew, White Labs, Yakima Valley Hops and Hops Direct, who will be furnishing additional prize packages for the grand prize winner as well as the brewers who make the final judging table. 

Last year, out of over 100 entries from across the country, a hazy IPA from homebrewers Dan Schlegel and Frank Hammack was selected as the winner of the 2019 Hop Idol Homebrew Contest. Previous years winners were Alex Kuyper (2018) and Jonathan Cooper (2017).

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About Reuben's BrewsAdam and Grace Robbings opened Reuben’s Brews in 2012, after an award-winning homebrewing career, naming the brewery after their first child, Reuben. At our family brewery we brew from the glass backwards: designing each beer with intention, unbound by constraints. We know that making that extra effort is worth it. From your everyday favorites beers to our innovative new releases, we help you grow your love of beer. Reuben’s Brews. Beer Unbound.

Find Reuben’s Brews in the Pacific Northwest, at its Taproom located at 5010 14th Ave NW in Seattle, open seven days a week 11am – 10pm, or the recently opened Brewtap at 800 NW 46th St. in Seattle from Thursday – Friday, 3pm – 10pm, and Saturday – Sunday, 12pm to 10pm. For more information, visit www.reubensbrews.com or follow on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (@reubensbrews).

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