Pail Opener Tool
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This handy tool makes removing the lids from pails easy. |
$5.49
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6.5 Gallon Bucket
Replacement Lid
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What makes our buckets better? Our buckets are sealed around the exterior rim with a rubber gasket. Ensuring a tight fit and keeping contaminates out. Also the lid has a grommet around the airlock hole. |
$2.25
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6.5 Gallon Bucket Complete with Drilled and Grommetted Lid  |
Fermentation vessels must be made of food grade materials. The most important characteristics of a plastic fermenter is that it has a very smooth interior. Any scratches will provide a hiding place for bacteria which will ruin your beer or wine. Plastic pails provide the necessary head space to accommodate foaming and capacity to hold large volumes of fresh fruit. A 6.5 gallon bucket can accommodate 5 gallons of beer or wine during a primary. Another reason buckets make a good primary fermentation vessel, is that the primary fermentation creates the most residue on the vessel, and they are easier to clean than carboys because you can remove the lid. Most homebrewers use plastic pails for primary fermentation and use glass for secondary fermentation. |
$12.15
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| 6.5 Gallon Bottling Bucket |
Same Bucket as above execpt it is drilled for a spigot, the spigot is included. No lid included, but uses same lid as 6.5 gal Fermenter.
Bottling Spigot
Spout fits in neck of bottles, with 2 gaskets, it fits 5/16” and 3/8” tubing.
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$12.15
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7.8 Gallon Fermenting Bucket
Complete with Lid |
Fermentation vessels must be made of food grade materials. The most important characteristics of a plastic fermenter is that it has a very smooth interior. Any scratches will provide a hiding place for bacteria which will ruin your beer or wine. Plastic pails provide the necessary head space to accommodate foaming and capacity to hold large volumes of beer wort of fresh fruit. A 7.8 gallon bucket can accommodate 6 gallons of beer or wine during a primary. Another reason buckets make a good primary fermentation vessel, is that the primary fermentation creates the most residue on the vessel, and they are easier to clean than carboys because you can remove the lid. Most homebrewers use plastic pails for primary fermentation and use glass for secondary fermentation. |
$17.10
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7.8 Gallon Bottling Bucket
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7.8 Gallon Bucket this is the same bucket as above execpt it is drilled for a spigot, the spigot is included. No lid included, but uses same lid as 7.8 gallon fermenter.
The Bottling Spigot
Spout fits in neck of bottles, w/ 2 gaskets, and it fits 5/16” and 3/8” tubing. |
$15.48
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Replacement Grommets for Bucket Lids

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If you have lost your grommet to your lid all is not lost. The lids come with a large grommet for a three peice airlock.
There are two sizes available:
Small fits the Double Bubble and Tripple Ripple Airlocks.
Large fit the Three Piece Airlocks. |
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1 Gallon Glass Jug

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These jugs are great for bringing your kegged homebrew to friends to share. Extra Screw caps are available. You can also use it for small batches of homemade wine.
Includes One Cap |
$4.51
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3 Gallon Glass Carboy
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The 3 gallon carboy makes a great fermentation vessel for smaller homemade wine recipes. |
$17.99
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5 Gallon Glass Carboy
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Glass carboys are the best choice for secondary fermentation and some primary fermentation. It has less chance of contamination than plastic because it is harder to scratch. Scratches can harbor bacteria and cause infections. Glass is easy to sanitize and will last a life time if cared for. Never add hot wort to a glass carboy. The high temperature may cause the glass to expand quickly and break. A 5 gallon carboy makes a great secondary fermentation vessel for most home brew recipes as most homebrewers brew 5 gallon batches of beer. |
$24.99
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6 Gallon Glass Carboy

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Glass carboys are the best choice for secondary fermentation and some primary fermentation. It has less chance of contamination than plastic because it is harder to scratch. Scratches can harbor bacteria and cause infections. Glass is easy to sanitize and will last a life time if cared for. Never add hot wort to a glass carboy. The high temperature may cause the glass to expand quickly and break. The 6 gallon carboy makes a great secondary fermentation vessel for wine kits, as they usually make 6 gallons of wine, or any beer recipe which makes 6 gallons of beer. |
$27.89
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6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy
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Want to see your wort or must ferment during primary fermentation. Wow! What an amazing thing it is to see the yeast working so hard to make your beer or wine. Glass is the best and most affordable vessel for fermentation for the home brewer or wine maker it has less chance of contamination than plastic because it is harder to scratch. Scratches can harbor bacteria and cause infections. Glass is easy to sanitize and will last a life time if cared for. Never add hot wort to a glass carboy. The high temperature may cause the glass to expand quickly and break. A 6.5 Gallon carboy is a perfect primary fermentation vessel for 5 gallons of beer wort or wine must. |
$28.69
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14 ¼ Gallon Demi John

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In plastic casing, takes Large BV, or #28 tapered cork or #11 stopper. |
$57.60
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| V-Vessel |
Made from heavy duty, oxygen-resistant plastic, these concicals are seamless on the inside. Includes mounting bracket for wall mountling, cleaning brush, cam-lock yeast collection ball, cam-lock barb fro attaching tubing, a stoper and airlock. |
$142.00
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| Conical Stainless Steel Fermenters |
Conical with welded on legs and 1/2" MPT nipple, flat stainless steel lid, lid gasket, rotating racking arm, and a 1/2" full port ball valve.
Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery |
7.1 Gallon
$510.00
12.2 Gallon
$529.00
24 Gallon
$889.00
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