Grainfather copy
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Re: Grainfather copy
billmcc wrote:Here is a new model on the market,what do you think.there are no reviews out yet i will wait and see.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THE-BULLDOG-B ... SwCfdXpKdS
Had a good look at one yesterday, this is just my opinion.
It has the thinnest metal of all I have seen, when I opened the tap the body metal flexed.
If you use it on the floor, you have to crouch down to read the LED readout.
Bulldog already has a fault page for when the LED display goes wrong.
BUT, if it does the job I can see it selling in the UK.
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vino-tinto - Senior Distiller

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Re: Grainfather copy
I for one would await some good reports.
The price seems to be pretty good, so is this a case of getting what you pay for?
Cheap is as cheap does maybe?
Robert.
The price seems to be pretty good, so is this a case of getting what you pay for?
Cheap is as cheap does maybe?
Robert.
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Re: Grainfather copy
I was quite surprised at how thin the grain father was. They get thinner!! 

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Mash - Master Distiller

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Re: Grainfather copy
Metal rolling technology, I am sure that they are pleased with the way it is going.
In this throw it away society.
Grumpy Old Git giving up for the night..................
Robert.
In this throw it away society.
Grumpy Old Git giving up for the night..................
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Easydrinker - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: Grainfather copy
Dislike immersion chillers, the grainfather cools to pitch temp within 30 seconds. What is the after sales on this item? I know grainfathers is excellent, if you want the best you just have to pay a bit more.
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Re: Grainfather copy
guest5234 wrote:Dislike immersion chillers, the grainfather cools to pitch temp within 30 seconds.
30 seconds.... Noooooooooooooo
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