SOLD - For Sale: Stainless Steel Brewing Pot- 5 Gallon

thank you, i do really want to get into the full grain brew once i learn these basic. you know so i add things to tweak to my tastes, trial and error yes, but i do want to get educated so it is not such a shot in the dark. can't wait to have someone explain that chart you guys use to be more consistant on your brews! i can't wait to get started aat this!

I've had it for a couple of years already. No hurry. I don't have any need to sell it, but would be happy to help out another brewer. Let me know when you want it, and we'll work something out.

i will not have an extra $100 till mid april though. wife three kids, i have to budget for toys! i will have earned enough on my 2 week drill to cover it! if you still have it then, i will snatch it right up!

I do have an extra 15.5 gal keg. If you are interested let me know. I can cut the top out as I did mine for no extra charge, and even drill the hole in the side for a weldless valve if you are interested.

I use 3 kegs for my all grain system, and had an extra when I bought them the first time around. If you are interested in pictures let me know. You can buy the keg for what i paid for it...$200 (which was about $60 for the keg, and $40 for the shipping). Then you'll need a burner, such as a turkey fryer burner (I have a 10" banjo burner from Bayou Classics) that works awesome. Cheers!

thanks anyway, i would appreciate that help!

Unfortunately, I just sold the spare kettle a couple days ago. Sorry I didn't post it on the here sooner.

This one would have been too thin of walls and too small to use for all grain. I actually sold it to someone for canning. When your ready to move to all grain there are certainly a lot of ways you can go. I'll keep my eyes open for any deals!

thank you for the input, i guess i have a lot to learn when it comes to all grain, but still interested in the pot!

In the all-grain process, you'll often need to collect more than 5 gallons of liquid (if you're doing 5-gallon batches) so you'll want to go with something larger if you're considering this as a boil kettle for all-grain brewing.

That's not to say a 5-gallon pot isn't worth having. I use a 5-gallon pot to heat water when my other kettle is busy. It's also nice to have the extra pot for sanitizing solution, decoction mashing (a semi-advanced all-grain technique), and other miscellaneous things.

i will need this to do all grain right?

if so then i am very interested!

Stainless Steel Brewing Pot- 5 Gallon (with lid) - $30