The pH of your brewing water is a critical metric that can have a significant impact on how your wort and finishes beer is developed. In thi...

Introduction Fermentation is a fascinating and magical process where yeast transforms your carefully curated wort into beer. This process ca...

What is a Whirlpool/Hop Stand? Many of today's hop forward recipes call for what is commonly known as a "whirlpool" or "h...

Introduction Cold IPA is a relatively new style of beer - and although it's not an officially recognised category within the Beer Judgin...

Our third attempt at a West Coast IPA, and frustratingly, it continues to be a style that we're struggling to really nail and make a goo...

Cold Crashing is a really common term and process used by home brewers. No doubt if you're a new brewer you've probably come across ...

Introduction If you're new to kegging your beer, this will no doubt be one of the first questions you'll ask. There's a short an...

This is a common question for beginner homebrewers and it's a very important one to understand. As we well know, fermentation is the pro...

It's well known that temperature is a critical variable when it comes to fermentation - the magical process performed by brewing yeast t...

We were in the market for a digital refractometer, as we find regular floating hydrometers cumbersome and wasteful in terms of the amount of...

Introduction For those new to the brewing scene, some of the terminology can be daunting and confusing. In this post we'll break down so...

Most brewers are well aware of the importance of hygiene and sanitation when dealing with our carefully crafted products. Sometimes though i...

KegLand recently released some Duotight integrated ball lock disconnects to their extensive range of fittings and disconnect options. Before...

Style Overview An amber, hoppy, moderate-strength American craft beer with a caramel malty flavour. The balance can vary quite a bit, with s...

In our previous blog post , we discussed the findings from our research into options and methods for passivating stainless steel. In this po...

Our latest brew day is for our Vienna Lager recipe which unfortunately didn't go entirely to plan, with our pH meter deciding to pack it...

In the world of homebrewing, there are many techniques and tips that brewers swear by to ensure their beer turns out perfect. One such techn...

There are a number of processes and factors to consider when brewing your own beer. Everyone wants to make the best beer they possibly can, ...

Looking at purchasing, or have recently purchased one of KegLand's popular FermZilla PET fermenters? Here's a quick list of some hel...

We've made a number of light lagers recently, so in order to continue our quest of continuously trying new and interesting beer styles, ...

In a recent YouTube video , KegLand had a quick demonstration and run through of the relatively new range of yeasts from CellarScience. This...

I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Nico from Keg King about their innovative homebrewing products. Here's a quick rundown of o...

What is a Soft Crash? "Soft Crashing" is a relatively new concept that we first heard about when reading up on Lallemand's Ver...

We recently purchased a new stainless steel fermenter . Cheeky Peak Brewery, the manufacturer, recommend passivation of their equipment befo...

These mini gauges are a upgrade part for KegLand's range of inline regulators and spunding valves. Check out our in depth review to see ...

The FermZilla All Rounder is a relatively simple, yet versatile pressure capable plastic fermenter. It's popularity is largely due to i...

American Pale Ale would have to be one of the most craft popular beer styles, and in this post we'll be taking a deep dive into what mak...

After several years of ownership of our KegLand BrewZilla 3.1.1, we wanted to do an in-depth review of our experience with the 3.1.1 version...

Once you dive into the world of pressure fermentation, it opens the doors to loads of options and possibilities for achieving things when br...

Duotight is a range of push in fittings for gas and liquid connections often used in homebrewing keg/draught system setups such as kegerator...