LG unveiled the LG HomeBrew a few weeks ahead of CES. I’ve ascertained the invention today, and it looks like a gargantuan, embarrassing machine.
It’s hard to grasp the size of the design based on photos, but it’s as big as a full-size espresso machine. You’ll requirement a big counter in your kitchen. But that’s not the issue.
The system uses a establish of capsules. There’s a big tube-shaped malt capsule and three minuscule Nespresso-shaped capsules for yeast, hop oil and flavouring. All these vessels come in a single casket each time you want to start a new batch. But the vessels are not the issue either.
The primary question is the fact that it takes two weeks to brew your brew once you’ve started the process. At the end, you get 5 liters of beer, or around 10 jugs. Formerly you’re done, “youre going to” oust the capsules and wait another two weeks.
Unlike traditional home brewing methods, you can’t start another batch while the machine is still brewing. So you’ll be out of brew fairly regularly. Sure, you can buy two machines. Perhaps LG should have designed a rackable system so that you are able to load them up. But that overcomes the purpose of an all-in-once, self-cleaning machine.
It’s uncertain how much the machine and vessels are going to cost and if brew flavors any good. We couldn’t try the brew. There will be five different appreciations — American IPA, American Pale Ale, English Stout, Belgian-style Witbier and Czech Pilsner.
Source: http://allofbeer.com/lgs-capsule-based-beer-maker-will-test-your-patience/
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