Collection: Homebrewing Equipment

At minimum you need a brewing system or kettle to produce wort, a fermenter, a way to measure gravity, and basic sanitising supplies. Everything else in this collection expands on that core setup for more control, capacity, or convenience.

An all-in-one system is the simpler starting point since it combines mashing, sparging, boiling and cooling/transferring in one unit, while buying pieces separately gives more flexibility but requires matching compatible components yourself. Most beginners find an all-in-one system faster to get brewing with.

Costs vary widely depending on batch size and whether you choose a complete kit or build your own setup piece by piece, with entry-level all-in-one systems generally the most cost-effective way to get a complete setup in one purchase. Browse each collection, including kits, accessories and fermenters, to build a setup that matches your budget and goals.

Moving to all-grain adds a mash tun or all-in-one system capable of mashing, plus a way to sparge the grain, on top of the fermenter and sanitising equipment you likely already own. Grainfather's all-in-one systems handle the mash, sparge, boil and cooling steps within a single vessel, simplifying that transition.