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6 Gallon Plastic Carboy and 7.9 Gallon Fermenter with Grommeted Lid Bundle

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5.0 out of 5 from 1 review
$67.99

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  • Drilled Universal Medium Bung
  • Solid Universal Medium Bung
  • Econo-Lock Airlock
  • Twin bubble airlock

Pair a 6 gallon plastic carboy with a 7.9 gallon fermenter and grommeted lid in this bundle, sized for your 6 gallon wine kit. The plastic carboy gives you secondary up to 6 gallons, or a 4.5 to 5 gallon beer batch, without the risk of glass breaking. The food-grade bucket works for brining or storage too.

A 7.9 Gallon Fermenter is perfect for fermenting a 6 gallon wine kit. A 6 Gallon Plastic Carboy is great for fermenting a 4.5-5 gallon batch of beer or secondary fermentation up to 6 gallons. A plastic carboy is an excellent economical alternative to glass without the risk of breakage. This size carboy is standard for most wine kits.

Other Uses for this Product

Both pieces in this bundle are useful outside the brewery. The food-grade bucket can brine a turkey, store bulk flour, rice, sugar or pet food, or mix a big batch of pickles or sauerkraut. The carboy is great for brewing kombucha, making fruit vinegar, or storing drinking water.

Purchasing your 6 Gallon Carboy with a 7.9 Gallon Fermenter offers you substantial savings on shipping. Because they fit together, shipping is calculated by dimensional weight. A grommeted lid is included. 

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

Reviews

Solid plastic carboy and fermenter

"These items ship well, since they nest inside each other. I have been delaying purchasing because of the shipping fees, but Label Peelers has figured out how to maximize the shipping by putting the carboy inside the plastic bucket. Having an additional fermenter bucket really helps."

— Richard V. (5/5)