10 Gallon 1 Weld Volume Marked Brew Pot

Threw it on the burner and boiled just under 8 gallons of wort in reasonable time, feels sturdy. Good pot.

It is still a little thin and will scorch the mash if you let it. I like the graduation marks on the inside, they are accurate and take the guesswork out of measuring target water.

This pot is exactly what I needed. I typically brew 2 1/2-3 gallon batches but wanted a larger kettle for 5 gallons. I can easily fit grain and water for larger batches and it’s easy to clean. I should get many, many years of use.

The side and gallon measurements inscribed on the pot makes it perfect to hold all the necessary water for the brew. In the past we had to use multiple pots and boiler plates. It can all be done at once now. Would recommend to make the process to smoother.

Lovely brew pot, but I was disappointed to learn that 304 stainless steel doesn't work with induction cooktops.

No, this isn't the greatest brew kettle ever. Is it dirt cheap without sacrificing too much quality? Absolutely. Face it, if you had the money you'd be using something way nicer than this. There's a $300+ Blichmann pot with all the bells and whistles made of stainless steel that can block a bullet that you would buy for your gas set up that's probably way better than this pot. But if you're like me, you're getting this one barebones and one day when you get that raise, you'll upgrade and pass this one on to someone just getting into homebrewing. You've made the right choice for your budget and your brewing needs. You can stop looking, this is the cheapest kettle you can find from a reputable seller that doesn't have a review talking about leaky spots near the handles (yeah I saw that one on Amazon too). The 1/2" hole on the bottom looks nice and smooth, no little hidey holes for critters looking to spoil your beer. If you need a step up from this, look for a kettle with an aluminum heat spreader on the bottom for a better distribution of your heat.

Just got my ten gallon SS kettle in. What a great value. I was impressed with the sturdiness of the walls and the weld. Based on a previous review I checked the volume measurements. Every line was spot on! Thanks AIH! As I believe in supporting my LHBS, y'all are my next go to. Can't to get it going!

I am using this pot for canning maple syrup. The spout works perfectly for filling the jars. The quality of the product is perfect for my use.

This kettle feels almost heavy duty compared to my old 5 gallon kettle. And the volume marks are true and really useful. Well made.

I don't think you can beat the price and I was shocked by the quality of this kettle! It is much thicker and sturdier than the economy starter kit stainless kettle I upgraded from. I was worried this might be thin and flimsy and its anything but. I haven't brewed with it yet but I look forward to it!

I purchased this pot to make large batches of homemade salsa and needed a threaded port to add my own fill valve. This pot works exactly as needed, is made of good material, and cleans up in a few minutes. After searching the net, this pot was by far the best value for the size, quality and features.

I used this pot for the first time today and the size is great for a 5 gallon batch. I never worried about a boil over because of the extra head space. One of the main reasons I got this pot was because of the volume marks. I was very disappointed to find out that they were off by almost a 1/2 gallon. If you get this pot I would not use the markings for an accurate measurement. Very disappointing.

This is a great item. The price is right, the size is great, and it will get many years of use! I wanted to get into all-grain brewing and felt the 10 gallon pot was much better than the usual 8 gallon as it has more head room. It was MUCH cheaper than the Tall Boy and had internal volume markings as well. It arrived before the quote date. All-in-all, it was an excellent purchase!!

I took a chance on this to use on an induction cooktop to brew indoors. It works very well on my induction unit! I am using a Duxtop brand unit. This is a nice pot for the price. The pot is a little heavier gauge than most other budget pots. The only draw backs are the very flimsy lid that come with it, and the handles appear to be stamped to the pot rather than welded and or riveted.

For the price its a nice kettle light weight. The only issue I have is the lid handle is a little close to the lid but manageable.

Nice kettle at a great price.

Very good pot for the money. Brewed with it the first time a few weeks ago and it worked great. Glad I got the 10 Gal as opposed to an 8 Gal.

Really nice pot!! Welds are really good. The gallon markings are clearly visible. Perfect for what I need. Cheers! from Fresno CA. GO RED WINGS!!!

Just moved to all grain and needed something bigger than the 4 gallon pots I had been using for extract. Very nice pot, High quality, and the etched volume markings are easily readable. Fits with a few inches to spare between the stove burner and the microwave hood.

I almost bought an 8 gallon kettle from AIH just because it was on super sale, but was swayed by my boss from the brewery I bartend at to buy a 10 gallon kettle with a single weld. I'm very glad I got more space even though I only do 5 gallon batches. I can comfortably add hops and don't have to worry about a boil over even with 6.5 gallons in the kettle. I would also recommend buying the larger bazooka filter to use on the inside.

This is a good value. It is well constructed and is not flimsy. Perfect dimensions for brewing. It is not suitable for induction burners. I am very happy with this product.