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Made in USA Brew Kettle?

Discussion in 'Equipment/Sanitation' started by likeybikey, Jan 14, 2013.

 

  1. #41
    Hops-and-pots

    Member

    Posted Feb 24, 2015
    Thanks for reminding me! Here's the linky: http://www.usapans.com/
    I know they make small stock pots (8qts etc) which would work with wine but I haven't seen one with a tap. But I can tell you their stuff is top notch (I have 3 cookie sheets by them).
     
  2. #42
    tehnick

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    Spike Brewing makes brewing gear and say it's made in the USA.
     
  3. #43
    teddy4xp

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    Yep...I believe he is correct
     
  4. #44
    MaxStout

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    I found this site, with a listing of U.S. manufacturers of kitchenware. It lists two in the Pittsburgh area: All-Clad and USA Pans.
     
  5. #45
    ndinh

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    I believe spike and a bunch of others such as Brewers hardware, bru gear, stout, etc orders their kettles overseas and welds the fittings here so they're not 100% made in the usa if that really matters to you.
     
  6. #46
    tehnick

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    When I mentioned my Stout gear was cheaper and also built well, I was most definitely informed by many that I was unpatriotic for buying Chinese equipment and should only buy American. Typical keyboard commandos that you see on Facebook. So I dunno, but my Stout equipment is great. Can't beat the tri clamp setup and the welds are sanitary.
     
  7. #47
    likeybikey

    Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    Those are the USA-made ones that now bear the Vollrath name, but I think they are still different from the pot @solbes bought because @solbes said, "The bottom is tri clad SS-Al-SS at 5 mm thick and the sidewalls are 1.2 mm stainless." The bottom of those USA-made Polarware/Vollrath pots is not tri-clad.
     
  8. #48
    likeybikey

    Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    Yes, that is correct. Spike Brewing chimed in on this and described their process. See post #4 in this thread for Spike Brewing's response.
     
  9. #49
    edroberts

    WxBrewer  

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    Yet another reason I love Spike. In addition to the spectacular quality of their products, Ben is more than upfront with his equipment and knowledge of where others source from. To you sir, I raise a glass!
     
  10. #50
    MaxStout

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    When someone questions my patriotism, my response is, "what branch of the military did you serve in?"

    They usually shut up and quietly slither away.
     
    mattu likes this.
  11. #51
    tehnick

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
    That does work. I didn't serve myself (wanted to), buuuuuut, I have plenty of American made rifles.
     
  12. #52
    Bensiff

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 25, 2015

    My response is, "I thought we were talking about brew kettles."
     
  13. #53
    wilserbrewer

    BIAB Expert Tailor  

    Posted Feb 25, 2015
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