thebrewshop

Bit of a miserable job in the old days-Even if Dick Van Dyke looked happy in Mary Poppins. Our brushes are nice and clean!

Bottle Brushes

Everyone needs a bottle brush, trouble is they keep changing the style of brush they sell us.

It will look like the picture but may not be much like it.

In the old days there used to be loads of brush makers, now there's just a few. Why there's so many brushes I'll never know... Anyways, there should be something here for your homebrew needs

Small Bottle Brush

A small bottle brush, for small bottles...fits inside the neck of most wine bottles

This is it in a normal wine bottle- You'll get one similar

About 35 cm long. Brushes vary a bit so it may be a bit different!

Cranked Demi John Brush

A bent brush to tickle the corners of your demi john, it may not be bent when you get it. But, it will be big enough for you to bend it yourself.

Blue Handled Bottle or Demi John Brush

For bottles and things. The colour may change. A useful size of bottle brush with a plastic handle

About 45cm long. The brush is made of twisted wire so you can bend to get into those awkward nooks and crannies.

Whopper Bottle Brush 36"

A nice long brush for 5 gallon fermenters.

Nylon bristles and wound wire handle- big enough for most 5 gallon, 25 litre fermenters!

It's 36" or if you'd like to be metricated it's nearly a metre.

I must warn you we had the shop cat metricated and it was never the same...

Carboy/Fermenter cleaner-Fits in Electric Drill

Fits in the electric drill, for safety reasons we'd suggest you use a battery one!

The two blades are made of felt and whizz around and clean your fermenter or carboy. Won't fit in a demi john as the blades are too big but fits in the wider necked glass carboys and the plastic ones. The airlock is so you can see the size! It's not included.

Spiral bottle Brush-Rotary Wire

An automatic bottle cleaner, Cleans standard neck wine and beer bottles

As you pull the red handle down the wire end whizzes round and really cleans the bottles. You'll see them in every small winery in Italy. They do a good job!

The wire bristles are held the brass end piece so it's easy to get in the bottle, they pop out when you start to use it!