An additive dispensing device for dispensing of additives into a pressurised vessel, more particularly a fermentation vessel of a brewing system, is disclosed. The device has a vessel body including a chamber, the chamber having a closed end and an open end. A pressure release means is provided between the chamber and atmosphere. A controllable valve positioned between the closed end and the open end, configured to selectively open and close a flow path between the closed end and the open end.

The present embodiment comprises: a container, having a hollow part formed at the top part thereof and an inner space, in which the main ingredients of beer are filled, formed in the side thereof; and a cap assembly which opens and closes the hollow part and is locked by means of a multistage lock, and which accommodates therein an additive bag in which an additive is filled. Therein, the container may comprise a perforation part that perforates the additive bag, and a through-hole part through which pass water, and additive and beer, the embodiment having the benefit of enabling the multistage fermentation of beer by means of a simple structure.

The present embodiment comprises: a container, having a hollow part formed at the top part thereof and an inner space, in which the main ingredients of beer are filled, formed in the side thereof; and a cap assembly which opens and closes the hollow part and is locked by means of a multistage lock, and which accommodates therein an additive bag in which an additive is filled. Therein, the container may comprise a perforation part that perforates the additive bag, and a through-hole part through which pass water, and additive and beer, the embodiment having the benefit of enabling the multistage fermentation of beer by means of a simple structure.

The object of the invention is to provide an arrangement for brewing homemade beer per serving, which comprises an industrial stage of an industrial arrangement performing pre-fabrication and a domestic stage for home use performing fermentation-free brewing of beer along with preparation for consumption. The invention also describes a brewer apparatus (1) for use at home as well as the application method of the arrangement. The brewer apparatus (1) is comprising at least one receiver unit (2) suitable for the addition and removal of a beer component container (5a, 5b), a liquid transfer unit (3) empties into the receiver unit (2), a filling member (4, 4b) is connected to the receiver unit (2), and a filling member (4, 4b) is connected to a gas transfer unit (8) suitable for delivering carbon dioxide into the end product container (9) or to a siphon (30). The filling member (4, 4b) prevents the overflowing of the beer foam at the bottling by overpressure.

The object of the invention is to provide an arrangement for brewing homemade beer per serving, which comprises an industrial stage of an industrial arrangement performing pre-fabrication and a domestic stage for home use performing fermentation-free brewing of beer along with preparation for consumption. The invention also describes a brewer apparatus (1) for use at home as well as the application method of the arrangement. The brewer apparatus (1) is comprising at least one receiver unit (2) suitable for the addition and removal of a beer component container (5a, 5b), a liquid transfer unit (3) empties into the receiver unit (2), a filling member (4, 4b) is connected to the receiver unit (2), and a filling member (4, 4b) is connected to a gas transfer unit (8) suitable for delivering carbon dioxide into the end product container (9) or to a siphon (30). The filling member (4, 4b) prevents the overflowing of the beer foam at the bottling by overpressure.

A beverage maker may include a fermentation tank having a space formed therein to make a beverage; a temperature controller configured to control a temperature of the fermentation tank; an air pump configured to supply air into the fermentation tank; a gas discharge channel connected with the fermentation tank and configured to discharge a portion of the air supplied into the fermentation tank; a temperature sensor configured to sense the temperature of the fermentation tank; and a controller configured to control the temperature controller to cool the fermentation tank accommodating a mixture including ingredients of the beverage while making the beverage, sense the temperature of the fermentation tank using the temperature sensor, terminate cooling of the fermentation tank when the sensed temperature is less than or equal to a reference temperature, and control the air pump to supply air into the fermentation tank.

A beverage maker may include a fermentation tank having a space formed therein to make a beverage; a temperature controller configured to control a temperature of the fermentation tank; an air pump configured to supply air into the fermentation tank; a gas discharge channel connected with the fermentation tank and configured to discharge a portion of the air supplied into the fermentation tank; a temperature sensor configured to sense the temperature of the fermentation tank; and a controller configured to control the temperature controller to cool the fermentation tank accommodating a mixture including ingredients of the beverage while making the beverage, sense the temperature of the fermentation tank using the temperature sensor, terminate cooling of the fermentation tank when the sensed temperature is less than or equal to a reference temperature, and control the air pump to supply air into the fermentation tank.

A device for automatically brewing beer that automates the tasks and operations of the brewing process. The device has an insulated enclosure, a brewing chamber positioned within the enclosure, a flexible brew pouch positioned below and fluidly interconnected to the brewing chamber, wherein the flexible brew pouch can be adjusted between a first volume and at least a second volume that is greater than the first volume, a yeast collection bin positioned below and interconnected to the brew pouch, and at least one source of heat positioned within the enclosure. A temperature sensor is associated with the brewing chamber. A pressure sensor, a near infrared sensor, and a heat exchanger are associated with the brew pouch. A controller operates the heat exchange assembly and the source of heat according to data received from the temperature sensor, the near infrared sensor, and the pressure sensor and a recipe that is uploaded to the controller by a user to automatically brew beer.

A device for automatically brewing beer that automates the tasks and operations of the brewing process. The device has an insulated enclosure, a brewing chamber positioned within the enclosure, a flexible brew pouch positioned below and fluidly interconnected to the brewing chamber, wherein the flexible brew pouch can be adjusted between a first volume and at least a second volume that is greater than the first volume, a yeast collection bin positioned below and interconnected to the brew pouch, and at least one source of heat positioned within the enclosure. A temperature sensor is associated with the brewing chamber. A pressure sensor, a near infrared sensor, and a heat exchanger are associated with the brew pouch. A controller operates the heat exchange assembly and the source of heat according to data received from the temperature sensor, the near infrared sensor, and the pressure sensor and a recipe that is uploaded to the controller by a user to automatically brew beer.

A first container for delivery of a fluid by way of a filtering device to a fermenting vessel, the fermenting vessel being connected to a fluid storage container, the first container, the fermenting vessel and the storage container being arranged in a substantially vertical stack.