iGulu F2 is a countertop brewery that ferments beer, cider, mead, kombucha and even white wine from RFID recipe cards, no brewing knowledge required. You load a recipe pack, the machine manages temperature, timing and pressure on its own, and roughly two weeks later you pour fresh batches straight from the tap. It is pod-free, so you control every ingredient instead of buying locked refills. Homebrew without the jury-rigged tubing is finally a product, not a hobby project.
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