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BeerDroid Fully Automated Beer Brewing System | Wi-Fi Enabled Home Brewing Kit with App Control | Brew 10L of Any Beer Style | Pre-Set Ale and Lager Programs | Discovery Pale Ale BrewPrint Included

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Features

  • Fully Automated Brewing System The BeerDroid brings together the art, craft, and science of brewing in one sleek, fully automated system. Brew 10 liters (2.6 gallons) of pub-quality beer with pre-set programs for ales and lagers, or customize your brew settings. Whether youre a beginner or an experienced brewer, BeerDroid allows you to craft IPAs, lagers, stouts, and more with ease.
  • Wi-Fi and App Controlled Monitor and control your brew from anywhere with the BrewArt App. Receive real-time notifications for brewing milestones, access BrewPrint recipes, and update firmware effortlessly. The Wi-Fi-enabled BeerDroid simplifies the brewing process and delivers consistent, high-quality results, making it the perfect tool for home brewers.
  • Precise Temperature Control Brew any beer style with precise temperature control, ensuring optimal flavor and yeast development. The BeerDroid maintains the perfect brewing environment, and its automatic storage mode keeps your beer fresh at 39F until youre ready to keg, preventing spoilage. Ideal for crisp lagers, rich stouts, and everything in between.
  • End of Fermentation Technology BeerDroids patented End of Fermentation (EOF) Technology detects when your brew has finished fermenting. Youll get instant notifications via the app, letting you know your beer is ready to keg. If youre unable to keg immediately, BeerDroid automatically enters storage mode, preserving your beer until youre ready.
  • Complete Home Brewing Kit Along with the BeerDroid, this kit includes the Discovery Pale Ale BrewPrint to get you started on your brewing journey. With minimal prep and cleanup, BeerDroid makes homebrewing simple and enjoyable. Its the perfect gift for beer lovers looking to explore brewing without the hassle of traditional methods.

Description

Brews 10 liters (2.6 gallons) of quality beer at the touch of a button. Full temperature control throughout the brewing process and a world-wide patented end of fermentation (EOF) technology, for premium results, every time. Brew any beer style at the touch of a button, then monitor and control using the BrewArt app. This item only runs on 110V electrical outlets.

Product Dimensions: 19.5 x 19 x 18.5 inches


Item Weight: 30 pounds


Manufacturer: BrewArt


Item model number: 41-41000-00


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 31, 2017


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    • A complete system makes home Brewing easier, and it's great FUN!
Style Name: BeerDroid
Review Image by snoopywi snoopywi
Review Image by snoopywi snoopywi
I have been considering getting into home brewing for some time, but I am not necessarily enamored with the "chemistry" or the thought of massively customizing my beer, to start out with anyway. The BrewArt system caught my eye because it is more of a self contained appliance that makes the brewing process more approachable and when connected to WiFi it actually updates me on the process of my brew - how cool is that! SETUP: Setup was pretty easy overall, pull the unit out of the box and set on a counter top. It really is convenient to have a sink very close, so I setup my BeerDroid in our kitchen near the sink for my first brew. Longer term, I will be clearing an area near my bar sink, but I don't have a huge bar area and the BeerDroid is a bit larger than I expected - think of it as taking about as much room up on a counter surface as a medium size microwave. I downloaded the App, created an account, and linked my BeerDroid to my WiFi - all pretty straightforward. The display on the BeerDroid gives you some basic feedback about connection to WiFi, what type of Beer you are brewing, elapsed brewing days, etc. My one nitpick about the display is that the backlight cannot be turned off, so it does bathe the room in orange light on really dark nights- turned out OK for our house as it sort of acts as a kitchen night light anyway. I followed the included instructions, and sanitized the unit with the included sanitizing tablet- pretty easy. BREW-TIME: I was now ready to start my very first Brew - the included brew art kit was an american pale ale. This now got my Wife pretty interested! I first added about 10 litres of clean filtered water (not specified in the instructions, but in my opinion good beer should start with good water). We worked together to add the ingredients as specified in the instructions, and found ourselves discussing and brainstorming other flavors and ingredients we could add in the future to tweek the recipe!. Pay attention to the small labels on each pouch that identify what's inside and everything will go pretty smoothly. Close the lid and keep in an area where it wont be disturbed and go about your business - the App will notify you when certain stages are complete, when the BeerDroid is cooling/heating - even shows temp control graph, which will come in handy if I start to customize our brews. There is a viewing window on the BeerDroid housing that allows you to see inside, and there is a light that will illuminate the inside so you can check on the status of your brew - that was cool to see it gradually look like golden beer in there, the kids got into that as well. TRANSFER TO KEGS: You can choose to bottle directly from the BeerDroid with a bottling kit and primer, but I chose to go with the full BrewArt system and also purchased the BeerFlo beer dispenser- which I also reviewed. I set my BeerDroid to "READY TO KEG" mode and it automatically changed the temperature to be ready for kegging. The BeerFlo accepts small kegs, which are very well thought out overall - the kegs come with disposable liners and easy clean quick connect fittings and lines. After sanitizing everything with another included sanitizing tablet, I assembled the components for both of the kegs. I could see how Kegging could be messy if you are not careful. With a little help from my wife, we were able to successfully transfer all of the brew to the two kegs, with only a few drops spilling on to the kitchen floor. I will definitely be purchasing the optional keg holder bracket for my next brew. Before closing up my Keg, I NEARLY forgot to add the sucrose (primer)! I then set the Kegs aside on the included storage rings and waited nearly two weeks for the carbonation stage to complete. This is really where my one nit-pick comes into play - which can be easily remedied. I used the app throughout the brewing process, and I would have liked to continue sing it to track elapsed carbonation time, so that I know when I can put my keg into the Beer Flo dispenser. I simply set a Google reminder, but it would have been great to integrate this into the app as well. Clean up of the BeerDroid was pretty easy after brewing, I used my sink sprayer to clean out the BeerDroid, popped out the tap and cleaned that up- done. Pretty straightforward and easy. I definitely would say DO NOT use any sort of abrasive pad or sponge to clean the inside of the BeerDroid - it is a smooth and shiny plastic surface that wipes clean easily - if you use something abrasive to clean in there, it will leave micro-scratches over time and will make it more difficult to clean. BREWFLO: The BrewFlo is a nice product that completes the system. Beerdroid brews the beer, BrewFlo is the complementing dispenser. The BrewFlo has it's own refrigeration, and a built in compressor fo some sort. The Tap handle is nice overall, and has a good feel to it. The way that the tubing is integrated and the quick disconnects on the mini kegs make this a pretty easy to setup and use unit. It's a good thing they made the tubing components disposable to ensure a clean system. I did have one output tube that was not tightly assembled enough and leaked a bit, so that tube never allowed the system to properly pressurize. The kit came with multiple tubes, so I simply replaced it with another one and I was good to go. The setup is pretty simple. Once you have your beer in mini kegs, you simply open the top and drop in the mini keg. Then, connect the quick fittings to the input and output lines. There are some detailed videos outlining everything yo need to know, but it's really pretty self evident. The only tricky part is getting the output tube fished into that tap- I did not notice at first there is a panel that comes off on the tap that allows you to more easily feed the output tube into the tap. If i had just read the instructions more thoroughly I would have seen that. After you plug in the unit and turn it on, the unit will cool the beer to serving temperature (which you can adjust right on the unit) in about 24 hours, so plan ahead for any gathering or event you may have in which you wish to serve your home brew. You will also periodically hear the compressor kick on for 10-20 seconds. It's not super loud, sort of similar volume to an air filter unit, or dehumidifier. But it does have some random noises, so keep that in mind when you consider placement. There is also a weight sensor inside the unit, and right on the display it tells you how much beer is left in the mini keg - cool! One other cool thing I discovered, the tapper top is remove-able, and can be opened so you can insert your own custom beer insert. This thing has been a hit at several get togethers and events the last few months, and it keeps my beer at the perfect temperature! It is a nice unit that rounds out the Brew Art system, it just makes home brewing beer more enjoyable and eliminates any hassle overall. BEER ME: When all was said and done, I was left with 10 Litres of a nice, HOME MADE american pale ale! The dispenser (BeerFlo) keeps my beer at the perfect Temperature and ready to pour. This process was very FUN and easy with the BrewPrint system, just follow the instructions and use the APP. The big surprise for me is how the whole family got involved in the process, I honestly thought I would be the only one interested in our family - but everyone was pretty curious and involved. It has also been a constant conversation piece when friends are over, which is always fun to show off and share your own home-brew beer with friends! If you have been thinking of getting into home brewing, but it always seemed a bit daunting, like an "insiders only" club for beer-brewing experts only, this is for you. The BeerDroid and it's carefully selected BrewPrints make it easy, fun, and engaging for anyone to get into home brewing. I cant wait to start another Beer.... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2018 by snoopywi snoopywi
    • Error 4
Style Name: BrewFlo
I do not have a luck on this new one. I had been using one for 5 years and it stop cooling then I purchased this new version. However it keeps giving Error 4 and stop. I contacted the seller and they are trying to solve the issue but still not working. I hope they will find out how to fix it or replace it soon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025 by Kiminobu Sugaya Ph.D.
    • I really like Brewart’s solution for craft beer based on what I’ve ...
Style Name: BeerDroid
I really like Brewart’s solution for craft beer based on what I’ve seen and used so far, the BeerDroid fermenter and associated kegging equipment. My first beer is in the secondary fermentation stage with another week or so to go. I’ve been a home brewer for 30+ years, on and off. Mostly “off” recently as It’s hard to find the time: 1 or 2 hours for planning and purchasing a partial mash recipe at a local brew store 5 or so hours of alone time without my spouse in the kitchen to cook the recipe and clean up afterwards. 1 or 2 hours after brewing complete to bottle and/or keg the brew While I really enjoy being able to share the finished product with family and friends (and drink some myself), it’s too hard to find the time every month or so to make a new batch. I’m changing to BrewArt as it is much less time consuming, as well as reviews showing it makes really good beer. It’s proving to be a real timesaver to get me excited about brewing again. The trade-off: I’m giving up control over things like recipes and ingredients, as BrewArt has designed a “walled garden” system for brewing. The BrewArt solution consists of: The BeerDroid, a temperature/app controlled fermenter for 10 liters of beer BrewPrints, complete kits for 45+ different types of beer for use with the Beerdroid BrewArt’s complete kegging pack, each keg holds 5 liters of beer. (BrewArt also sells bottles and a filling tube for bottling beer.) The BrewFlo, for dispensing beer kegs The BrewArt app The BrewArt website and support, which I’ve found to be very responsive. The BrewArt site also provides a community for sharing experiences. The initial outlay for the BeerDroid is expensive, but my guess is I’ve spent near that amount over the years in a never-ending quest to try to control the beer making process (can anyone say “wort chiller”?). The BeerDroid provides control over the process, plus I’ll finally be able to try some lagers, which require a controlled temperature for fermentation that is lower than the room temperature allowable for ales. My first impressions of the Beerdroid, Brewprint, and the BrewArt App out of the box: I had to do some quick assembly by inserting the tap, then another 15 minutes to install the Brewart app and hook the Brewdroid to my wifi system. The setup went smoothly and my Brewdroid gained a name through this process: “Beery White”. The Brewart app’s “101” section extremely useful -- it consists of many short videos every aspect of setup,sterilization, brewing, kegging, and even pouring the brew. I used these videos almost exclusively to guide my efforts. An Australian narrator was a nice touch! After sanitizing the keg by filling it with water, popping in a sanitizing tablet (supplied) and waiting an hour, I was ready to brew. Now the big difference, instead of the 5 hour brewing time mentioned above, I spent maybe 15 minutes starting the brew for a “Spoke Amber Ale” Brewprint. All I did was fill the BrewDroid with water, open the various packets of ingredients, and gently pour on top - no need to stir. In the BrewArt app I selected “Spoke” and started brewing! The Brewart app alerted me to the progress of the beer, starting with “propagation”, then detecting “fermentation” starting. When Beery White detected the fermentation was complete, it alert me that it was ready to keg. This was about 5 days. Next step, kegging. This is a fairly straightforward process: sanitizing tubes, connectors, and keg caps by disassembling, placing in a pan with water, adding another sanitizing tablet, and waiting 1 hour. inserting disposable liners into plastic keg jars adding hop extracts and keg primer (sucrose) from the Spoke Brewprint, then dispensing beer from the Beerdroid into the kegs The app brewing 101 videos directed me through this process I encountered a problem during sterilization of the kegging equipment. When dumping out the sterilization water, I must have lost 2 of 4 small poppets used for the keg cap assemblies. In the future I need to have a list of items to check for when laying everything out to dry, before dumping the water down the sink. BrewArt support came back quickly and said they’d send me replacement poppets at no charge. I didn’t want to wait for the replacement poppets, though I could have. The BrewDroid has a “storage” mode, which cools the beer wort until ready to keg, then can warm it up again to the proper kegging temperature. With only 2 of the poppets, I could fill one keg of beer, and decided to bottle the rest. This will allow me to compare bottled vs. kegged, as well as providing beer that I can give to family and friends for their opinion as well. Conclusion: This is a really good product and I’m excited to be brewing again. I’ll be choosing some more BrewPrints (from a selection of 45+) to try. As long as the beer is really good, I’ll be happy, even though the “walled garden” is counter to what I’ve done for years as a home brewer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2018 by Kim M.
    • Impossible to get supplies
Style Name: BeerDroid
Bought the BeerDroid and made a batch of good beer with what comes with the unit. I placed a new order for different types of beer ingredients for new batches over two months ago, and BrewArt keeps making excuses as to why they can't deliver.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2020 by Carol

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