8 Gallon Brewers Best Basic Brewing Pot
Brand : Brewers Best
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- SKU:
- 5691
- UPC:
- 888690056916
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This 8 gallon brew pot from Brewer's Best gives you room for full boils of 5 gallons or less, partial mash recipes, or heating sparge water. It's 201 stainless steel with graduated marks inside and out, a lid, and side handles, and it works on a gas stove or propane burner.
8 Gallon Brewer's Best Basic Brewing Pot. Our most economical option in our new line of Brewer's Best Brew Kettles. 12.5" Diameter x 17" High
Features include:
- Graduated marks inside and out
- Lid included
- Available in 8 and 16 gallon sizes
- Non Ported Solid Body Design
- 0.8 mm Stainless Steel
- 201 Stainless Steel Construction
Other Uses for this Product
A large stainless kettle is a true kitchen workhorse. Use it for big batches of stock and soup, canning in a water bath, and lobster, crab and corn boils. If you cook for a crowd, this is the pot you will reach for.
Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 3 reviews.
Reviews
A satisfying item...
"Made of a stainless steel that isn't too heavy; isn't too light. Embossed volume markers-- will never fade nor wash away. Lid fits a little snugly; needs a tiny push to put it fully into place. Eleven inches (280 mm) in diameter x 17 inches (432mm) in height. Can easily contain 36 pounds (16.3 kg) of water to avoid scorching if using 9 pounds (4 kg) of LME. Overall, a very satisfying item..."
Great pot, great value
"Just got this pot in the mail. It exceeded my expectations. Well made and heavy, very nice lid. Handles on lid and pot are welded. Very happy with my purchase and I had shopped around for a while to find this deal."
8 Gallon Brewers Best Basic Brewing Pot Review
"Fine pot. A little thin and SS isn't a very good conductor so on my first boil I got a few few "hot spots" from the pot setting directly on my stove burner. Put a piece of 1/4" Aluminum between the pot and the burner and life is good."
