Just had a read through of the Breweasy manual and in my opinion it is as clunky as a 3v system.
There is apparently a deadspace in the mash tun and as I had said in my post above the hoses that are linking the pump to the mash can only be left full of wort and will have the potential to make a mess when disconnected.
This would be a problem when using this system inside your home or as many use the BM, on the balcony or patio, as would be the voltage in any country bar the USA .
As someone else has said, it is also not a "set and forget" operation.
The system does offer a small footprint as opposed to most 3v systems and it appears it may have the ability to brew bigger beers. It also offers a pump that is universally used with many brewing systems, although the text quotes a March 815 but the pic indicates it may be an 809??
Of course, if this was a forum dedicated to the Blichman Breweasy, from now on known as the BBE

then we would be all stating its praises.
The BM has some areas which could be improved on, in particular the inability to brew a really big beer without a bit of mucking around. Maybe Speidel will address this issue when their competition hits the market

I can imagine that China will release "The Great Wall" brewery.
Until then I think I'll stick to my BM (insert a love heart here)
