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Thank you for the complements, if you want to read a few reviews about our fermenters there is a post under vendor reviews and under product reviews there is another. We look forward to having you as one of our customers. Cheers!

We have designed our Stainless Steel Growlers to allow the home brewer to do exactly this.. bottle condition, worry free. Our growlers can hold 30psi without any problems. This is exactly what we do with a lot of our beer we make. It’s very convenient and you do not have to commit to 5 gallons...

Just a thought..peak at our site if you will...we have 7 gallon stainless steel carboys we call Cavern's. Thanks

Hey, I am sorry to hear you did not get one of our products. However, I am glad to hear you placed third in the competition..That’s Awesome... I did see that earlier post..we feel bad for those who have gotten injured..MAN...when that glass brakes..watch out!!! We are looking more for a...

Hey brewers..Deep Wood Brew Products is conducting a survey.. Please reply as a simple ME...or tell us about your incident. We would like to use this information on our website..to help others understand the numbers and severity of injuries out there. Thank you for your participation… Deep...

Yes, I have been working with a manufacture for quite some time..to develop my line of Stainless Steel Carboy Style fermenters. That we call the "Cavern". I wanted to design something that was easy to carry, easy to clean, and most off all shatter proof..WE have just opened our business so we...

I am glad to hear you are ok...Man That is scary. I have been brewing for several years..and had several close calls. I kept telling myself. I have to develop something that will be much safer for us home brewers. Please take a look at our site. I have developed a good alternative to using...

Please see the pictures I posted.. Cheers, Kevin

Here are some pictures.. Cheers, Kevin

This Brew Pot is made of a very heavy heavy gauge stainless steel its elevated with a 2" drain pipe on the bottom with a ball valve. This brew pot has a bolted down lid, which 1/2 of the lid folds up to gain access, for filling cleaning...etc. This is an awesome big big...brew pot I...

Excellent....sounds like you have done this before... Thanks, at first I thought ...this idea was a bit crazy...

Yea...I only have time for a single brew...but I hate wasting all that grain if I can obtain a lighter beer (but yet good quality) at a later date...

I was thinking...of making a big beer first..then mashing out a second time for a smaller..lighter beer...

This is my question?? After I mash out...and collect enough wort for my orginal recipe..I would like to mash again..collect my second runnings..and freeze the collected wort for another day...Has anyone done this...

Thanks...everybody for all your advice...I think I am going to try this...on a Maibock recipe..