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Does anyone have a 27 gallon Stout brand conical in an upright freezer? If so, would you share with me the brand/model number of the freezer. The Stout web site lists a 27 gallon conical that is "designed to fit in a freezer" but there is no other info as to specific sizes or models of freezers...

Does anyone know of an upright freezer big enough to hold a Speidel 120 liter fermenter? I took it around to a couple of appliance stores and could not find any upright that could fit it - it is too big for the door to shut, and I could see even if I removed the door shelves it still would not...

I am going to start brewing 20 gallon batches and I'm trying to decide between using four carboys vs a conical 27 gallon fermenter. I would like to use a conical, but the room I could put it in is at least 50 feet from where the boil kettle would be outside, maybe 75. Has anyone ever pumped...

You will need a kettle. You might also want to consider an outdoor propane burner, which gets you out of the kitchen - a HUGE advantage in my opinion. An immersion wort chiller makes things easier too. I would also recommend the book "How to Brew", by John Palmer.

Here is a really good book that you should buy: How to Brew - By John Palmer How to Brew, by John Palmer Most people use an airlock on their fermenter (available for a few dollars at homebrew stores or online) to let the CO2 pressure out but keep the bugs from getting in.

Not sure about the substitution calculation, but the number refers to the Lovibond scale, a color measurement. The higher the number, the darker the color.

Does anyone know about this unit? I can't find any posts related to it. Walmart.com: Igloo 6.0-Cubic Foot Kegerator Beer Dispenser / Refrigerator: Appliances