Hands on Review: Barley Crusher MaltMill
This review is by Homebrew Finds Contributor Michael Gom. Read more about Michael below.
Note that this review covers both the 7 and 15 lb Barley Crusher Grain Mill
Hands on Review: The Barley Crusher
Having brewed all-grain for many years, I’ve spent lots of time refining my processes to try and produce predictable results. Things like brewing software make this much easier and do a great job of helping you calculate all your numbers. We can control how much grain we use and how much water, mash thickness, sparge volume, volumes going into fermenters, pitching rates, the list goes on. One thing I hadn’t been controlling, was my grain crush. When I had a local homebrew shop, the owner had no problem with me asking to double mill the grains to help get as fine a grain crush as possible while still not owning a mill. When he closed his shop, I was forced to start ordering my supplies online. Ordering from multiple different locations, having them mill my grain, it was obvious the variable that was changing was the crush size and I felt I was getting inconsistent results. Recently I purchased an all-in-one electric all grain system (Anvil), my brew days got much easier but my efficiency started to really suffer.
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7 lb Barley Crusher Mill
- The Barley Crusher MaltMill – via Valuebrew
- The Barley Crusher Grain and Malt Mill MILL500 – via MoreBeer
15 lb Barley Crusher Mill
- The Barley Crusher MaltMill – 15 lb Hopper – via Valuebrew
- The Barley Crusher Grain and Malt Mill w/ 15 lb Hopper MILL509 – via MoreBeer
- Barley Crusher Grain Mill w/15 lb Hopper – via Great Fermentations
Also: Search Amazon for Barley Crusher Grain Mill – offerings vary
Barley Crusher Motor Kit
- Barley Crusher & Cereal Killer Motor Kit – via Valuebrew
