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Yeah I think I have settled on spike because of the customization they have. You can get ports in any configuration you like which is nice. I'm going to go with a 20 gal kettle like I originally was thinking. The big concern was that with a kettle that size I wouldn't be able to do 5 gal batches...

The SS brewtech 20 gal BME kettle has also caught my eye. It looks like the ports maybe low enough for a 5 gallon batch but I'm not sure the concave bottom would be work with a basket

Definitely TC.

This is good to know, if I can comfortably do 5 and 10 gal batches that would be great. If I went with a 20 gal I think I would have to go with a spike kettle because they are the only ones doing side by side ports. The traditional vertical configuration would probably not keep the temp sensor...

I moved to NC a few months ago, while it's cold now everyone says it doesn't last long. That is the down side of not going electric though and it is definitely a valid point.

I have nothing against electric it just doesn't really tickle my fancy. I feel more badass making beer over a flame hahaha. it's like the difference between grilling a steak outside or putting it in the oven. Do they both work and result in eating delicious meat, of course. I just enjoy one...

I'm personally trying to have my cake and eat it too with a 15 gal but I'm not sure my thought process is even valid. I want the ability to do 5 and 10 gal batches. I know that I wouldn't be able to do big beers at the larger volume but I don't want to go all the way up to a 20 gal and not be...

That's interesting I will have to look into it more. I didn't see much customization on arbor fabs site like Utah. I'll investigate more.

This is interesting, I was looking at their site this morning and did not see this. With solid sides you would have to recirc right? I wonder how you would hoist the top bucket?

I'm not doing electric, I like the gas burner. I don't want to use a bag because I just feel weird about using a material like that in my beer. The basket also allows me to never worry about melting a bag and I can get away without a hoist. I will definitely keep in mind the hook positioning, I...

I just got back into brewing and I am going to move from extract to BIAB (basket). I have been looking over my options for a couple weeks and tried going through some reviews but most of them are at least 2 years old so I'm sure somethings have changed. For example Spike says its the only one to...

I'll take one of these if you still have one

Can you ship? Raleigh NC