Price: $45.00
Pros: Glass
Cons: Very fragile.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Bought my 6 gal carboys at Keg Cowboy here in Houston.

Price: $45.00
Pros: Glass
Cons: Very fragile.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Bought my 6 gal carboys at Keg Cowboy here in Houston.

Price: $35.99
Pros: clean, can see through
Cons: heavy, expensive, fragile
Recommended? Yes

Comments: great product, just too heavy for me.

Price: $10.00
Pros: I can make my own alcohol, I trust glass over plastic!
Cons: Hard to clean, Heavy to lift
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I like it! I got it at a garage sale (SCORE) and I plan on picking up a could more of these in the future. All the cons I consider to be "nessissary evils".

Price: $15.00
Pros: price
Cons: weight
Recommended? Yes

Comments: garage sale $15

Price: $15.00
Pros: good price
Cons: can scratch easily, heavy
Recommended? Yes

Comments: garage sale

Price: $0.01
Pros: works
Cons: glass
Recommended? Yes

Comments: tis what it tis

Price: $25.00
Pros: Good all around product.
Cons: No complaint's
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Not a bad carboy. Very basic glass. Not much more to review.

Price: $39.00
Pros: glass
Cons: can break
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I like the glass.
Cleans easy.
Wont scratch.
Best of all...You can see whats going on.....WOW.
Can last a lifetime

Price: $20.00
Pros: Holds beer.
Cons: It's not ready to drink while in this state.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: What can I say, It's curvy and smooth and likes beer in it.

Price: $47.00
Pros: glass
Cons: heavy and harder to clean
Recommended? Yes

Comments: its a glass carboy and ideal for wine as 6 gallon is optimal in my expierence but it quite heavy when filled.

Price: $70.00
Pros: Glass won't scratch and lasts a lifetime
Cons: Typically requires a blowoff tube during primary fermentation.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Not quite as nice as my 6.5 gallon glass carboy, but gets the job done.

Price: $40.00
Pros: Make 30 bottles @ one time :)
Cons: Very heavy when full
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Not much to say really a huge glass carboy you can make roughly 30 bottles of finished wine if you are good @ racking

Price: $0.50
Pros: Passed down from Dad
Cons: Sucks to move around
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Good to start out with as a beginner, i dont look to upgrade until i can afford a conical fermentor, but these work greak once you get them to their final destination

Price: $28.00
Pros: Great Size for up 5.5-6 gal batches, Clear allows you to see fermentation.
Cons: Breakability but no accidents for me yet! Clear glass allows light in.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: 6 Gal allows greater headspace for 5 gal batches and if you want you can ferment up to 6 gal and bottle what will not fit in a corny keg. This allow me to bottle a few to compare the bottle version with the keg version and allows me to have some beer to share at the Beer Barons club meetings.

Clear fermenter allows me to see the fermentation but allows light in. Solution?, Put the glass carboys into a fermentation cabinet or converted upright freezer.

Price: $40.00
Pros: Standard.
Cons: Standard.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Yawn.

Price: $10.00
Pros: Glass, Come in clear and green. Lots of different sizes.
Cons: Maybe their shape, makes them hard to carry, without the baskets.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: My "generic" glass carboys are actually 25L (6.6 US gal) glass Demijohns. They are tear drop shape and I got them to use with the Fermentap system. Hopefully the shape of them will work better with the system then a regular carboy. (To be updated)

Price: $20.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I love glass but god buckets clean so easy ..still use glass 7/3. blah blah blah carboy brushes are sweet though

Price: $36.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: It works but how can you stop the stress maks that appear around the neck of any glass container?

Price: $20.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have two the are great but I wouldn't get anymore. The chance of braking is too great