3.5bbl beer brewhouse
This is our 3.5bbl beer brewhouse which designed and manufactured for our client.The whole 3.5bbl brewhouse is 100% customized designed according to the brewer's brewing requirements and the actual brewery space.
Below is the main components of the 3.5bbl beer brewhouse:
-3.5bbl mash tun
-3.5bbl lauter tun
-5bbl hot water tank
-Two small platforms
-Brewhouse pipes and valves
-Wort pump and hot water pump
-Wort balance tank
-Hops filter and plate heat exchanger
-Yeast adding tank
-Wort areation system
-Sight glass
And this 3.5bbl beer brewhouse is steam heating way,the brew kettle and hot water tank need to connect to the steam generator,and get the heating power from it. Clients can choose electric tubes heating way or fire directly heating way if they can't get the steam resource.
This 3.5bbl beer brewhosue can be used in microbreweries,beer brewpubs,restaurants or schools.It is easy to operate,and it can meet various beer brewing requirement. Meanwhile,the cost of the 3.5bbl beer brewhouse is small,so it's a good option for those who want to start up the beer business.
Applicable uses
A 3.5-barrel (bbl) beer brewing system is suitable for small-scale brewing operations, especially catering to micro or small breweries. Here are some scenarios where this scale of equipment may be applicable:
Small Bars or Pubs
A 3.5 bbl brewing system is suitable for small bars or pubs, allowing them to brew a certain quantity of beer on-site to meet customer demand.
Restaurants
Restaurants may opt for this scale of equipment to produce small batches of specialty beer in-house, providing a unique offering to their customers.
Hotels or Resorts
Some hotels or resorts may want to offer their own brewed beer to enhance uniqueness and appeal. A small 3.5 bbl brewing system can meet these needs.
Brewing Enthusiasts or Beginners
For brewing enthusiasts or beginners, a 3.5 bbl brewing system is a relatively small and manageable choice, suitable for learning and experiencing the brewing process.
Experimental Brewing
Brewers may use this scale of equipment for small-scale experiments, trying out new recipes or processes and adjusting based on feedback.
Brewing Education
In brewing schools or training institutions, a 3.5 bbl brewing system can be used for teaching and training students, allowing them to learn brewing techniques in a relatively small-scale environment.
It's important to note that a 3.5 bbl brewing system is designed for smaller production volumes, making it suitable for scenarios that don't require large-scale production. It is often chosen by beginners or small-scale operators. If demand grows, upgrading to larger brewing equipment may be considered.
3 bbl brewing system cost
The cost of a 3-barrel (bbl) brewing system can vary significantly based on various factors, including the manufacturer, specifications, and additional features. Here are some general guidelines to provide an estimate:
Basic 3 bbl Brewing System:
A basic 3 bbl brewing system without additional features or customization may start in the range of $50,000 to $100,000. This would typically include essential components such as a mash tun, brew kettle, fermentation vessels, and a hot liquor tank.
Mid-Range 3 bbl Brewing System:
A mid-range 3 bbl brewing system with additional features, such as advanced control systems, automation, and specific vessel designs, may fall in the range of $100,000 to $200,000.
High-End or Custom 3 bbl Brewing System:
High-end or custom 3 bbl brewing systems, which may include specialized designs, premium materials, and extensive automation, can cost $200,000 or more. The price can significantly increase based on the level of customization and unique features.
Installation and Additional Costs:
Keep in mind that the initial cost of the brewing system is one component of the overall investment. Installation costs, facility modifications, utility connections, and additional equipment (such as kegs, fermenters, and bright tanks) should be factored into the overall budget.
Shipping and Taxes:
Shipping costs can vary based on the manufacturer's location and the destination. Additionally, consider any applicable taxes and import duties if the equipment is sourced internationally.
Ancillary Equipment:
Depending on your brewery's needs, you may need to budget for ancillary equipment such as glycol systems for temperature control, kegging and packaging equipment, and laboratory equipment for quality control. These can add to the overall cost.
It's crucial to consult with brewing equipment manufacturers, obtain detailed quotes, and discuss your specific requirements to get an accurate estimate for your 3 bbl brewing system. Keep in mind that the cost will also depend on whether you're purchasing new or used equipment and if there are any additional services, warranties, or training included in the package.
