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Stockpot

Newtown Warrior · 2011-12-14 11:04:06

I looking to buy a stock pot to experiment with extract brewing and to cook the Christmas ham. Would anyone have advised capacity for extract brewing? :confused: I have seen this 21lt stockpot in Heatons for €28 http://www.heatonsstores.com/Product/Stanford-Stainless-Steel-Stockpot-30cm/259667/1402020200 Has anybody else…

14-12-2011 11:04am

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I looking to buy a stock pot to experiment with extract brewing and to cook the Christmas ham.

Would anyone have advised capacity for extract brewing?

I have seen this 21lt stockpot in Heatons for €28
http://www.heatonsstores.com/Product/Stanford-Stainless-Steel-Stockpot-30cm/259667/1402020200

Has anybody else seen a suitable pot for the purposes?

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I started out as a stovetop brewer and brewed high-gravity worts in 5-6L batches, then topped it up with cold water before pitching the yeast. It made things much easier to manage, both for moving a heavy stockpot and for chilling the wort.

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