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Id be concerned about buying a hard to get hop from ebay. What assurances to you have that is actually is citra?
 
azampech said:
Id be concerned about buying a hard to get hop from ebay. What assurances to you have that is actually is citra?
Your nose and ebay money back guarantees?

But yeah a reputable site sponsor or other more well known sources is a sure bet...
 
56L SS pot

$50 for a 56L pot would appear to be bloody good value, but seems a little too good to be true compared to what else is available. Any thoughts?

Located in Heidelberg
 
jlkelly19 said:
56L SS pot

$50 for a 56L pot would appear to be bloody good value, but seems a little too good to be true compared to what else is available. Any thoughts?

Located in Heidelberg
those are on the thin side
 
MastersBrewery said:
those are on the thin side
Does it matter if you are going electric?

I went with the 38L crab cooker from BCF. It's aluminium but reasonably thick. I regret not going bigger and I figure thin pots don't matter if the element is in the pot.

Thoughts?
 
Ive got pretty thin pots with electric elements and dont have any issues with the thickness
 
DJ_L3ThAL said:
Ive got pretty thin pots with electric elements and dont have any issues with the thickness
TWSS
 
DJ_L3ThAL said:
Ive got pretty thin pots with electric elements and dont have any issues with the thickness
Out of curiosity what elements do you use, and where did you source them from?
 
5 star elements, have a 3600W in HLT and a 3600W and 2400W in my kettle which boils ~6L/hr, just enough for triple batches which is the limit of my pots anyway. Couldn't recommend them more highly, about 7 brews in and haven't skipped a beat. No affiliation just a happy customer. Had an electrician wire them up through an RCD.

http://www.5stardistilling.net/weldless-2400w-element-guard/
 
DJ_L3ThAL said:
5 star elements, have a 3600W in HLT and a 3600W and 2400W in my kettle which boils ~6L/hr, just enough for triple batches which is the limit of my pots anyway. Couldn't recommend them more highly, about 7 brews in and haven't skipped a beat. No affiliation just a happy customer. Had an electrician wire them up through an RCD.

http://www.5stardistilling.net/weldless-2400w-element-guard/
Awesome. Thanks for the info!
 
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