Brewing with 100L boiling pan with stirrer.
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Stealthcruiser
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Post up a pic of it, and we'll throw out some ideas.
I vote BIAB, but maybe I'm bias 
kidding aside, I have done bags for nice large steam kettles.
They work great to keep mash temps stable, and are great boil kettles as well!
That is a nice find!
kidding aside, I have done bags for nice large steam kettles.
They work great to keep mash temps stable, and are great boil kettles as well!
That is a nice find!
johngaltsmotor
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If it weren't for your location I'd say "You'll never get it to work, you might as well just give it to me to dispose of" ;-)
Steam jacketed kettles really let you do any time of brewing you desire. It is easy and simple to do a step mash so anything from there on down to extract is possible. But at 100L I would go all grain simply because the economics are going to be best in the long run (grain for that large of a batch is much cheaper than extract).
Steam jacketed kettles really let you do any time of brewing you desire. It is easy and simple to do a step mash so anything from there on down to extract is possible. But at 100L I would go all grain simply because the economics are going to be best in the long run (grain for that large of a batch is much cheaper than extract).
