Used Homebrew Kettle With One 1/2" Coupling - 15.5 Gallon

Keg is in near perfect condition. The lid from my 10 gallon kettle fits on this perfectly too. Super happy with this purchase, couldn’t think of a better way to do a 10 gallon batch!

Just received my “used” kettle and I’m really impressed with the quality. It has minor scratches, but overall it is virtually new. The inside is very clean with no dents. The hole in the top was precisely cut with safely smooth edges. The welding of the coupling is as well done as any keggle that I’ve seen. I am handy with tools with access to everything but welding materials and I don’t think there is anyway you can come up with as nice of a product if you did it yourself for a comparable price. Really impressed and it supports a quality business...I can’t imagine that you’ll be disappointed with the purchase.

Wow! I just had my keg delivered and it is WAY better than the photo, the keg barely looks used! The keg is clean inside and out and the cut on top is smooth and clean can't say enough good things about Adventures in Homebrewing I have bought corny kegs, recipe kits and numerous other supplies everything has been 1st class.

After doing some research and reading the reviews on is item I decided to buy two of them. They are a great way two step up to ten gallon batches. I'm thinking of trying some all grain batches as well. But for now I can make two ten gallon batches at the same time.

OK. First things first. The keg I received was WAY better than the one pictured. Sure, I could tell it was used, albeit apparently rather gently. Weld looks great. VERY minor ding in one spot. NO stickers or residue. VERY clean all around. Lip around the opening could use some smoothing--no big deal. 5/5 stars on these used kegs, at least in my experience. Looking for an excuse to order another one now...

Don't base your decision to buy one of these on the product picture. These things are awesome. Mine hardly looked like it had been used. The lid (optional) was a perfect fit and the unit functions perfectly for my use as an HLT. Temp dropped only 10 degrees in 3 hrs when I function tested it. Held 170 for 1-1/2 hours.

This a rugged piece of equipment. Better than advertised - how refreshing!

I just received my keggle today, very nice, beyond expectation. Well worth the cost and shipping was very reasonable. I have not brewed in almost 20 years and now have some extra dough to equip a home brewery well. So I am taking my time and putting together a nice setup. I may pick up a second one.

Looked better than in the picture.

I can't believe it's made from a retired keg. Looks almost new. Beautifully polished. The weld on it is very well done. If you are looking at buying a keggle, you will be just as happy with one of these as you would be with a new one. Thanks AIH!

This used keggle was the least expensive one I could find, and is 100% fantastic. It is a used Labatt's keg, with a great finish. Totally satisfied with this purchase.

I purchased this to make into seating. It's better quality than I expected. I'm very pleased.

I needed a stainless pot for bochet, and this came up on sale before I found anything else - best money I've spent on brewing equipment. This pot has doubled my volume, allowing me to brew 10 gallon batches, with faster boil times, as the ring of the base traps heat underneath. Here is the caution - that ring retains heat for some time after the flames are out (steam burns from damp gloves are not pleasant!). I'd buy another, if I could justify it!

Wow welds are perfect and the hole looks like it was meant to be there. Get the stainless ball valve and silicone 3/8 tubing. I was using an aluminum 8 gal kettle before to brew 5 gal batches now I can brew 10 gal batches if I want or still 5 gal. When I fire this up on my patio everyone in the area comes over because they know its brew day added more professionalism to the hobby. If you’re on the edge of buying this pull the trigger you will be glad you did. It took me over 1 year to get it but really glad I did.

(For context I have a Edelmetall Brü™ Burner), I filled this all the way to the top (15 gallons) and it got to the ball park of 205- 208 degrees in about an hour, but that's not boiling. I had a lid on hand and as soon as I placed that on top it came right up to a boil. (So In my experience you need a lid) That being said this thing is solid, I do recommend to go all Stainless for the ball valve, I mean yeah it's twice the price of the brass but the aesthetics I believe are worth the extra 14 bucks. Make sure you get a dip tube as well, this thing has a concave bottom and is on the hefty side, don't be a knuckle head and think you can lift this thing when it's hot (mine was still vaporizing hose water on the bottom, even after the chiller had cooled off the beer. The dip tube leaves very little behind and most is just unwanted protein and hop remains so it's a good thing. Also I had a homemade 3/8 copper wort chiller that I used a Corny keg to form it, it went in easy enough but getting it out was another story I mangled it to the point where I just purchased a counter flow wort chiller to replace it, (point of that is to test to see if you wort chiller can make it in and out before you are boiling anything) other than that I am really happy with it. 5 stars.