kaptk2

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So I finally saved enough money to get the brew pot that I wanted I was Eurotanks 50 L one. AHS seems to have sold out of those so my question is do I get the smaller one (30L) or do I look for a bigger one? I just do 5gal batches right now but maybe someday do 10gals. What do you guys think?

jimba009

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you can try northern brewer, i have had excellent dealings with them.

Grinder12000

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I would think that one on sale would do fine - I've been looking at that one for a month! It's 30L (7.9 gallons!)

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wildwest450

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A 50l pot is 13.2 gallons, not big enough for a 10 gallon boil imo. I always do 5.5 gallon batches because you'll lose .5 gallon to trub and what not. So with boil off you'll be doing close to a 13 gallon or larger batch. I would go 15 gallon minimum for '"10"gallon batches.

You can't go wrong with the biggest pot you can afford. I have a 15 & 20 gallon and do mostly 5.5 gallon batches.

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Fenster

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I havea 30L and wish it was a 40L.
Go big.

Austinhomebrew

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I just lowered the price on the 30L Eurotank. Which pot are you interested in. Let me see what I can do for you.

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TimSTi

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This is a great example of why I chose to use AHS for my online shopping. Great customer service!

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