I have started home brewing and in my continuation of using lightweight gear in my life I was wondering if anyone knew of anyone making a 5 gallon titanium pot with handles on the top. Thanks.
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5 gal titanmium pot?
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This one has a bail handle on it:
http://www.antigravitygear.com/proddetail.php?prod=ECA429&cat=99
Ooops, my bad. It's 5 L not 5 G.
nm
Brett, I would like to remind you that "light beer" has to be under 1.2% alcohol by volume.
Franco
"And I shall make it a felony to drink small beer."
Shakespeare – Richard III
"I'll have a large one then please."
Tallbloke
Stainless steel is what you want for mashing a brew I'd have thought. And a large copper to ferment it in.
For home use a copper would be ok for mashing too. How about and old hot water cylinder with the coils removed and blanked off? Or even use the coils for heating the mash?
I will probably end up using stainless and the cheaper way to get that is to buy one of those whole turkey frying kits rather than the pot itself. I just know some people I knew used to make them that big but it is no longer the case so I thought I would ask if anyone else did.
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