🐍 Stainless Steel Immersion Wort Chiller - Northern Brewer Silver Serpent Review

Works well, albeit slowly as most of the hot liquid is on top. Stirring is required. Other designs with most coils above may work better.

Complete game change. I added a submersible pump. Simply fill a bucket with ice and water, drop the pump and return line into the bucket.

Came to me with a leak. Was very frustrated, just smeared water repellent sealant on the leak, let it dry and everything is working great now. I shouldn't have sent it back if there was an easy fix. I only wish I had to.

I chose this copper wort chiller because I thought it had a better connection to the water house than another one that costs half. However, I was very disappointed when I saw water seeping into the copper tube on the first try. The company sent me a return label but shipping was half the price. I'm not sure what to do with it unless they send me a free exchange return.

I bought this Silver Serpent wort chiller from Northern Brewer to use with my GigaWort brew kettle because you can't put a kettle in a kettle can put ice bath. It was very easy to use, and even with warm Texan tap water, the wort chilled from 212 to 100 in less than 1/4 the time it took to chill the same volume in an ice bath. It's durable, easy to clean, and since you drop it in boiling wort, it doesn't need to be sanitized. Everything I've bought from Northern Brewer Supply (either direct or…

Good value for money. Enough ice baths, connect it to a hose outside and cool the wort in 15-20 minutes. from time to time a little to mix the seasoning, otherwise the thing stands there for an hour until it gets below 100 degrees. and some time. Works perfectly! My unit has a slight leak on both ports, I use it in my garage and the leak isn't in my pot it's outside so I'm not worried. Only downside as it drips constantly. Clean up can be a problem if you have cereal flavoring, don't let it sit

I'm new to the home brewing hobby and didn't use a wort chiller for my first home brew. I'm not stingy, but I also didn't want to be the sucker who walks into a homebrew shop and brings hundreds of dollars in luxury gadgets that I'll never use. I've read a lot about homebrewing and I've read over and over again that chilling the wort in an ice bath works great. Then I tried. wow boy First a few basic terms. Wort cooling is an important step in brewing. Generally, your first big job is…