Recent content by AlexNC

Still though, like I said, with five gallons of water in the keggle, only 2" sticks up above the false bottom. Add another gallon of water and there is still a lot of water under the false bottom. Add the grains and I assume that it would be come a thick unstirrable mess since half of the water...

It seems the false bottom is set a bit higher than some other keggles I have seen. It looks to be designed in this manner to have everything set up above the obstructions (temp gauge, drainage valve, 1 1/4" plug) for easy stirring. This is nice, but it looks like it may make 5 gallon batches...

So, I got a little ahead of myself last year and bought a keggle before I knew anything about all grain brewing. It was such a good deal, I couldn't pass it up, since I knew I wanted to eventually wean myself off the extracts. So, the day has come, I am ready for all grain ... but, what exactly...