Beer-Baron

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Hi,

Can you guys tell me if this POT is suitable for brewing? I don't see why it wouldn't be, but I'd rather ask you guys for advice before I blow $100.

So Good or Bad?

http://www.amazon.com/Bayou-Classic-1044-44-Quart-Stainless-Steel/dp/B000VXHKMC

Thank you!!

AKbrewer

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Looks like it`ll get the job done.

PolishLogic

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I've got the same pot but in a 36 quart size. It's a damn fine pot in my opinion.

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Gremlyn

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Don't see why not.

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bennyd

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YAY.......nice and big....no need to worry about boil overs. Looks good.

damnyankee

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It'll be perfect as long as it meets YOUR needs on your stove.

For my particular stove, I chose this 35 Qt one because I needed something larger in diameter (notice it's not as tall) so it would fit over both the front and back gas burners. Now I have PERFECT control over the temperature with the mashing process:

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Beer-Baron

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Yeah, thanks!

I think this is important too because SWMBO would flip.

ultravista

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I bought a 30 quart stainless steel kettle at Bass Pro, has a spigot on the bottom too. I replaced the chromed spigot with a 1/2 stainless ball valve and weldless bulkhead fitting.

Worked great this weekend for my first brew in 10 years.