The Brew Bag for 30 and 42 qt. Kettle

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The Brew Bag for 30 and 42 qt. Kettle

30-42 Quart (7.5-10.5 gallon) Brew Bag fits kettles with diameters between 13" and 16" and with a height up to 16.5"

The Brew Bag allows you to start all-grain brewing with one kettle, one burner, one bag.

Features of The Brew Bag for Kettles

--Use again and again - not a one-time use bag

--1" polypropylene straps for easy pick up using your hands or a pulley and hook

--Seams are on the outside - no particulates get trapped in the bag

--We encourage the use of a plate chiller - the most efficient cooling option

--Use it as your hop bag suspended above the kettle bottom

--The straps cover the seams and bear the strain on every use - this bag will last and last

--Hand wash and drip dry

--*Handles should be kept away from open flame outside the kettle as this increases risk of scorching on the material*

--Interested in a custom-sized brew bag? Use the Live Chat or Question tabs to get a quote.

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Reviewed by: Pat hillis from Canada on 6/18/2019

Bag

Great bag does as advertised.

Reviewed by: Bw from United States on 2/7/2019

Easiest brew day

Using this brew bag has made my brew day so much easier and faster! I had been using a large straining bag from my lhbs and it worked ok but it was not very strong and seemed to to let a lot of very fine particles through. Next was making my own bag. I learned that I don't sew very well. It worked but what a hassle. Using the brew bag was great! When my mash was done I grabbed the straps and hung the bag above my pot, that simple. Emptying the bag was a snap,and it cleaned up beautifully. I wish I would have gotten this much much sooner. Do yourself a favor and get one!

Reviewed by: Ryan Bostwick from Redding on 12/23/2018

Just ordered again

I ordered one of these bags three years and 47 5-gallon batches of tasty beer ago. It is still going strong and I expect to brew many more batches of beer with it. I extremely pleased with the beer I have made in this bag and how well it has stood up to the test of time. I'll be surprised if I get anything less than 60 batches of beer from it and I expect it to do even better. A few batches ago I noticed that it had developed a tiny snag hole. Since then, that hole does not appear to have gotten any worse and it is not causing any problem with my brewing. However, nothing made of fabric can be expected to last forever. I just ordered another one so that I have one on "hot standby". Great product!

Reviewed by: jackbenimble333 from on 7/8/2017

Works great

I had been using the LD Carlson large BIAB bag for a while and so far it's held up. However, I decided to try out this brew bag since it uses a finer mesh and is obviously much more sturdily constructed. I have 2 uses on it so far. It functions better, lets less small grain and junk through when its time to pull and drain the bag, seems to clean easier, and dries extremely fast. Spend the extra and get this brew bag, you won't regret it.

Reviewed by: kristopher rogers from on 3/2/2017

Q: On a 16 inch high pot how far does it hang over the sides

Asked by: Jeff pontin - 10/19/2020

A: this should rest around 3-4" overlapped over the side of the kettle

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Answer provided by: Aaron (10/19/2020)

Q: Is there anything I would need to take into consideration as far as keeping the bag off the bottom of the pot when using induction heat?

Asked by: Jeremy Leonard - 4/17/2020

A: keeping the bag off of the bottom of the kettle, and if using direct flame, away from on the outside to limit scorching would be best

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Answer provided by: Aaron (4/17/2020)

Q: My Mega brew pot has a thermometer extending 3-4 inches into the pot. Will this interfer or get caught on the bag? If so, do you sell a plug so I can remove the thermometer?

Asked by: Jean - 3/9/2019

A: the bag can still be used with caution to make sure it does not catch on the thermometer during removal. If you prefer to plug the thermometer hole and item like part #73-3509 should do the trick if the opening on the kettle is 1/2" female NPT

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Answer provided by: Aaron (3/9/2019)

Q: What is the micron rating on this bag?

Asked by: Eric - 9/6/2017

A: The micron rating at this time would be a 150-200 micron

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Answer provided by: Aaron (9/7/2017)

Q: Can this bag handle 13-14 lbs of grain? Enough to yield a 5 gallon batch?

Asked by: Michael Chiltern - 5/19/2017

A: It sure can. According to the manufacturer these can hold over 100# of grain.

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Answer provided by: Tim (5/19/2017)

Q: How should the bag be washed after use?

Asked by: Howard - 5/25/2016

A: Hi there, yes this bag should be washed after using. Thanks!

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Answer provided by: Kenny (5/28/2016)

Q: How many pounds of grain will fit in this bag? Thanks, Pat

Asked by: Pat - 1/19/2016

A: According to the Brew Bag website, this can gold over 100 pounds of grain, but I would recommend some type of pulley system.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (1/19/2016)

Q: What material is the brewbag made of?

Asked by: Chris - 11/4/2015

A: These bags are made entirely of Polyester material.

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Answer provided by: Carson (11/4/2015)

Q: Is this too much bag for a 5 gallon kettle?

Asked by: dustin - 11/15/2014

A: This bag is much larger than a 20qt kettle. That being said you should be able to use a clamp to keep the excess bag under control.

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Answer provided by: Carson (11/16/2014)

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The Brew Bag for 30 and 42 qt. Kettle

Q: On a 16 inch high pot how far does it hang over the sides

Q: Is there anything I would need to take into consideration as far as keeping the bag off the bottom of the pot when using induction heat?

Q: My Mega brew pot has a thermometer extending 3-4 inches into the pot. Will this interfer or get caught on the bag? If so, do you sell a plug so I can remove the thermometer?

Q: What is the micron rating on this bag?

Q: Can this bag handle 13-14 lbs of grain? Enough to yield a 5 gallon batch?

Q: How should the bag be washed after use?

Q: How many pounds of grain will fit in this bag? Thanks, Pat

Q: What material is the brewbag made of?

Q: Is this too much bag for a 5 gallon kettle?

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