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Thanks for reminding me! Here's the linky: http://www.usapans.com/ I know they make small stock pots (8qts etc) which would work with wine but I haven't seen one with a tap. But I can tell you their stuff is top notch (I have 3 cookie sheets by them).

1/2 acre may seem small but if your planning on doing it by hand (meaning no serious investment in farm equipment) I would say at minimum you would need (not including rhizomes): A tiller (1/2 acre you may be able to get a hand one, but prepare to get pretty beat up--those things are kidney...

I use a Partner Steel 4 burner camping stove. That thing is awesome :) 10,000 btus for each burner. Best part...folds up like a brief case and you can take it with you for your camping, hunting, whitewater and canoe trips. Multi-use so you get more bang for your buck. Thing withstands pretty...

Its a pretty solid pot, I'm definitely happy with it :) There's also a company in Pittsburgh that makes all sorts of cooking products and you can actually visit the factory. If I can get the name from my husband I'll post it here. All-clad makes incredible stuff and have stock pots as well...

Exactly. Which is why if you want to go USA made you find alternatives. I buy USA products, right down to my toothbrushes, bathroom fans and even my purse. In this instance I bought USA stock pots and have been very happy. If OP wants to brew with USA made products, I can't recommend going...

Then I don't need to tell where to get one do I? ;) ;) :D Google Vollrath. If you don't care for their stuff there are several other companies USA that provide quality Stock Pots with taps for reasonable prices in comparison to "top of the line" brew kettles.

New here and I know this is an old thread but, I wanted to comment in case there were folks looking for USA made pots :) There are many Made in USA 60quart+ stock pots and these things are bomb proof. Find one with a tap if that's what you want which is easy to do. Folks may argue, but a "brew...