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I can do 8.5 gallons and ~13.75lbs of grain - that takes me right to the max level I can work at. The recipe this weekend has a 90 minute boil, so I need to start with 9.3 gallons of water and it calls for almost 15lbs of grain. Beersmith says I need 10.5 gallons of space.

I have heard mention and even seen a picture of a keg to keg transfer where both kegs were under pressure, one was simply higher than the other and it caused a siphoning effect to move the beer. I have inferred this to mean that there is no pressure relief burping and would mean little to no...

So I am planning a big beer for this weekend with a 90 minute boil. Based on my boil off, batch size and amount of grain I am not going to have enough space in my kettle to start with all the water. Beersmith says I need 10.5 gallons of space, my kettle is 10. I don't like going above 9.5...

I have a DAR440BL and can fit 2 ball lock kegs with no modifications other than taking the door plastic/shelves off. I did not cut anything, rather I removed the whole door shelf panel and replaced it with a piece of plexiglass. It fits 2 kegs great.

Is all stainless steel food grade? I always assumed a pot stamped "NSF" is made with materials and in a facility that is likely safer than the place that makes stainless car exhaust parts.

They are also not NSF rated (no proof of being foodsafe if you are into that sort of thing)

It was listed on the description: "Disassembly of new kegs (including the removal of posts) voids the warranty and can cause damage to the keg." and then further confirmed in email: "Thank you for your interest and email. They're AEB made in Italy. Note with new kegs the posts are not...

I was informed (while looking to purchase new AEB kegs) that the posts are "not removable" and that any attempt to do so would invalidate the warranty. Is this something new with the AEB kegs? I cant see cleaning and sanitizing well without being able to remove the posts.

What happens to the 3 gallon kegs? OOS or discontinued?

I posted a similar question last year, never got a great answer ( https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/biab-food-safe-bag-350276/ )

I know you said you are set on 10gallon but be sure you really can fit what you want it it (not batch size but gravity) I do BIAB in a 10 gallon pot and pretty much top out at 13.75 lb of grain. A 15 gallon pot would allow me to do higher gravity 5 gallon batches. I would also allow me to do...

I am really interested in these too. I am currently using a 10 gallon update international/megapot and I would like to lower my boiloff rate. It seems the taller narrower kettle would help with that (and allow me to do bigger BIAB batches!) Cant wait to hear some reviews.

I can fit 8.5 gallons of water and just under 14lbs of grain in my 10 gallon kettle - its right at the top but it fits. If my boiloff was not so bad I could start with less water and more grain for bigger beers but I get by for now.

Given that should I just transfer the entire boil kettle contents to the fermenter and just let it settle out there?

I completed my 3rd or 4th BIAB today. I crushed my grain fairly fine (.30 on barley crusher) and hit 76% efficiency pre boil. My only issue with the process I have so far is the crazy amount of trub and cloudy wort - does anyone have tips for this? Today for example after cooling I had 5.5...

Brewed this again today, BIAB with slight modifications to account for my low efficiency. 5.25 gallons of wonderful smelling wort @1.064 is now in my fermenter!

Midwest does not call out that Centennial might be substituted with Centennial Type at all - it simply says Centennial. Other sellers list both Centennial and Centennial Type as separate items to avoid confusion. Add to that not responding to inquiries about the order = no more orders from...

It is, I guess they finally approved it - for that I will give them credit.

I used their web form to submit my concern, it was sent on 11/16. I have not had good luck with the web chat, their site seems to be flakey - like right now, looks to be completely down.

I paid with a gift card, not possible. First and last order from Midwest Supplies for me