6 Gallon Brew Kettle

The Kegco Brew Kettles are specially designed for brewing applications and built with durability to keep you brewing for a lifetime. This 6 gallon brew pot is the perfect stove-top brew kettle for 1 - 5 gallon batches or 5 gallon concentrated wort boils. The 6 gallon kettle is the perfect way for any amateur home-brewer to start out making a batch at home on the stove.The Kegco brewing pots are constructed of heavy duty, food grade, 22 gauge, 304 stainless steel with a tri-clad bottom that ensures even heat distribution and makes them compatible with induction cook-tops. The boil pot comes equipped with a lid that was conveniently designed to hang on the kettle's handles. The silicone handles are riveted in place to assist when lifting a hot liquid-filled pot. This brew pot includes internal volume markers in both gallons and liters for quick and easy readings regardless of what recipe you're using. The brew kettle features standard 7/8" accessory ports for enhanced durability, a more secure seal, and easier cleaning. Perfect for brewing small batches or being used as a small hot liquor tank, every detail of Kegco stock pots have been thought through to enhance the home-brewing experience.

What's Included:

Each Kegco Brew Kettle comes fully equipped and ready to brew with a thermometer and 2 piece ball valve. Professionally welded 1/2" NPT bulkheads provide a durable, leak resistant seal while still allowing compatibility with a wide range of brewing accessories and upgrades.

Includes a Thermometer & 2 Piece Ball Valve

• Capacity: 6 Gallons / 24 Quarts
• Material: Heavy duty food grade 22 Gauge 304 Stainless Steel
• Tri clad bottom
• Riveted Handles with Silicone Grip for safe handling
• Lid designed to hang on handles
• Internal Graduations in both Gallons and Liters
• Standard 7/8" accessories holes
• Professionally welded bulkheads
• Compatible with induction cook-tops

Recommended Kettle size for 3 kettle system

• 5 Gallon All Grain: 8 gal / 8 gal / 10 gal - for long boil such as scotch ales or higher gravity batches consider 10 gal / 10 gal / 10 gal
• 10 Gallon All Grain : 15 gal / 15 gal / 20 gal
• 15 Gallon All Grain : 20 gal / 20 gal / 30 gal
• 20 Gallon All Grain : 30 gal / 30 gal / 50 gal
• 31 Gallon All Grain : 50 gal / 50 gal / 50 gal