5 gallon stainless steel brew kettle.

5 Gallon Brew Kettle in Stainless Steel

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A stainless five gallon brew kettle ideal for extract brewing highly recommended for new brewers! The quality polished stainless steel lasts a lifetime and is safe and non-reactive.

Please Note: The bottom of the kettle has a slight ridge, which can make it less than ideal for an electric stove.

The perfect addition to our Deluxe Homebrew Starter Kit #1 Best Seller.

Dimensions:

  • Lid Thickness (inches): 0.018
  • Wall Thickness (inches): 0.020
  • Base Thickness (inches): 0.020
  • Inside Dimensions (inches): 11.69"ID x 10.88"Ht
  • Volume (cu-inches): 1,166
  • Volume (Gallons): 5.1
  • Volume (Quarts): 20.2

Additional information

SKU 7300
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Customer Reviews

Based on 329 reviews
49%
(160)
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(53)
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4%
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Keith B.

5 Gallon Brew Kettle in Stainless Steel

M
Matas L.

5 Gallon Brew Kettle in Stainless Steel

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Trevor P.

Havne't used it yet but it is a very sturdy and good looking kettle.

J
J.B.
It holds 5 gallons and can get liquids hot

Long story short I needed capacity without breaking the bank, and settled on this. If you're in the same boat, go for it, don't read further. If you're willing to spend some more money? Read on.

I was honestly worried my power burner would put a hole in the bottom of this thing, it's that thin. It has the "oil canning" condition where it crimps and makes a ton of noise at the slightest touch, which means it also moves a considerable amount when heating. The people who have said that it seems like the lid is going to jump off while a boil is going on are absolutely correct, that was my experience as well. The biggest two redemption features are the fact that it has a lid and a lip for easy pouring. Otherwise I would honestly spend a bit more to get something with thicker walls, thicker bottom, and maybe a gauge. Giving a 4/5 for the fact that it 1) holds liquid 2) has a lid and lip for pouring and 3) It operates exactly as advertised, no more no less. Only knocking off a star for the oil canning which gets pretty annoying during heating/cooling cycles.

V
V B.

The brew kettle is a great size for my small batches.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 329 reviews
49%
(160)
30%
(98)
16%
(53)
1%
(4)
4%
(14)
K
Keith B.

5 Gallon Brew Kettle in Stainless Steel

M
Matas L.

5 Gallon Brew Kettle in Stainless Steel

T
Trevor P.

Havne't used it yet but it is a very sturdy and good looking kettle.

J
J.B.
It holds 5 gallons and can get liquids hot

Long story short I needed capacity without breaking the bank, and settled on this. If you're in the same boat, go for it, don't read further. If you're willing to spend some more money? Read on.

I was honestly worried my power burner would put a hole in the bottom of this thing, it's that thin. It has the "oil canning" condition where it crimps and makes a ton of noise at the slightest touch, which means it also moves a considerable amount when heating. The people who have said that it seems like the lid is going to jump off while a boil is going on are absolutely correct, that was my experience as well. The biggest two redemption features are the fact that it has a lid and a lip for easy pouring. Otherwise I would honestly spend a bit more to get something with thicker walls, thicker bottom, and maybe a gauge. Giving a 4/5 for the fact that it 1) holds liquid 2) has a lid and lip for pouring and 3) It operates exactly as advertised, no more no less. Only knocking off a star for the oil canning which gets pretty annoying during heating/cooling cycles.

V
V B.

The brew kettle is a great size for my small batches.

123