



Tower of Power can be used with indoor electric systems or propane systems. Several options can be customized to the equipment you already have. The extreme precision of the Tower of Power ensures you’re mashing at the same temperature and duration every brew day, so batches become repeatable. It also allows a brewer to step away from constantly adjusting the burner or watching the thermometer, without running the risk of the mash getting too hot and denaturing enzymes. ( Perhaps for a competition?) One of the original homebrew automation tools, it controls the temperature of the mash tun within +/- 0.5☏. The Blichmann Tower of Power is ideal for more advanced homebrewers who are looking to improve their recipes by brewing consistent batches. Plus, the company offers a 21-day trial to ensure customers are satisfied before investing.īlichmann Tower of Power ($250) The Blichmann Tower of Power. The subscription costs less than two packs of liquid yeast. What it lacks in finesse, it makes up for in clarity and accuracy. It’s not the most aesthetically pleasing software (think Microsoft Word from the late ‘90s), but its interface is easy to navigate. Do you have enough roasted malt for a stout? Beersmith will let you know, before you wait two to three weeks to taste the final beer. Knowing if your recipe aligns with style guidelines helps create beer similar to commercial brands. It can especially help alleviate the daunting transition from malt extract to all-grain brewing. Beersmith takes the guesswork out of recipe creation. Any homebrewer at any level can benefit from this software. As you advance your skills, Beersmith offers measurements for manipulating brewing water and pH, as well as calculations for yeast starters.
