Moving up to 25 Gal batches
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I know a guy that did 60 gallon batches at a time.
Crappy picture, but you get the idea.
Crappy picture, but you get the idea.
I would be curious to see how the system is shaping up
mw20
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I think I would jump to 10 gallons before 25. And extract would be expensive. After the initial cost of ag equipment, it gets a lot cheaper to brew.
salzar
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Think most people missing the point, there is no harm in buying a 30gal kettle, and then using it for smaller batches. The Original poster was concerned with having to buy gear in the future, and the big kettle doesnt hurt small batches
I do 20 gallon batches. Started at 5, went to 10, now at 20. I have more beer than I could ever feasibly drink. Especially since my wife divorced me, and my GF has celiac.
Personally, I just like the brew bling.
Personally, I just like the brew bling.
nosmatt
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delete that post above please.
i would like to see this thread continue.
would like an update from the O.P. but he has been dormant a while....
i would like to see this thread continue.
would like an update from the O.P. but he has been dormant a while....
nosmatt
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nevermind.
someone already did!
damn your fast post deleting fairy!
someone already did!
damn your fast post deleting fairy!
salzar
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Just got a 20gal kettle from the big B3 sale for 125 somthing, now to get it welded. And work out the logistics of not breaking my back with mashing
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