Beerthoven

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I want a kettle large enough to boil 13+ gallons of wort. Will a 60qt (15 gallon) kettle provide enough headspace or should I look for something larger?

Also, How many gallons will a keggle hold?

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Primary/Secondary:

Kegged: #77 Newcastle Brown, #79 California Common, #80 Old Bushy Tail Special Bitter

Planned: American IPA, Dusseldorf Alt, American Amber

I use secondaries!

EvilTOJ

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A keggle is 15.5 gallons, and will work OK for boiling 10 gallon batches.

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Soulive

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+1, get the keggle...

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Primary = Evan!'s Special Bitter
On Deck = EdWort's Porter / American Amber

EdWort's Haus Pale Ale Count

FSR402

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I have a 15 gallon stainless kettle and it works great for 12 gallon batches as long as the SG is 1.070 or less.
If you can I would go with a 20 gallon or a little larger.

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Boerderij_Kabouter

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The keggle works fine. You can't let it rip full heat and walk away, but a spray bottle and a reasonable amount of attention will prevent boil overs.

That said, I wish I had the cash to upgrade to 20g stainless kettles. I think they look cooler.

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Beerthoven

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Thanks, guys.

I think its time to look into a keggle.

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Primary/Secondary:

Kegged: #77 Newcastle Brown, #79 California Common, #80 Old Bushy Tail Special Bitter

Planned: American IPA, Dusseldorf Alt, American Amber

I use secondaries!