Glass Carboy 6 Gallon

FE325

Glass Carboy 6 Gallon

FE325

$52.99

Fermentor Options

Do you need a stopper, hood or thermowell?

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Stick on Thermometer?

Fermometer +$3.79

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Carboy Handle Orange +$7.99

Do you want a carboy brush

Carboy Brush (OUT OF STOCK) +$4.99

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The Carboy Bumper (OUT OF STOCK) +$15.99

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Item #	FE325
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Availability	California - In Stock Pennsylvania - In Stock
Weight	16 LBS

Description

If you are drawn to traditional brewing or you enjoy a simple setup, you will want to have a glass carboy for fermenting or aging your homebrew. They are made of thick, sturdy glass which is impervious to oxygen. They do not scratch, which makes them easy to keep clean, and they're transparent so you can see what’s going on inside. This carboy will provide you with an enjoyable brewing experience for years to come.

Dimensions:

Height: 22 inches

Width: 10.75 inches
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Shipping Limitation: This item does not qualify for free shipping.

Item #	FE325
Shipping	Does Not Ship Free
Availability	California - In Stock Pennsylvania - In Stock
Weight	16 LBS

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How do you tell what the volume of a carboy is?

William Waugh on Dec 4, 2020

BEST ANSWER: There is one way to measure the volume. You can fill a vessel for which you know the volume with water and add that water to the carboy until the carboy is full. If it is a one-gallon jug then you will count how many jug fulls it takes to fill the carboy. You can also do it the other way around; fill the carboy and then empty it into your other vessel(s) and count how many it fills.

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Malcolm Lieban Staff on Dec 6, 2020

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Malcolm Lieban Staff on Dec 6, 2020

A 6 gallon should be 6 gallons. If you want to calibrate it at intermediate quantities, you could do that by pouring known quantities (say 1/2 gallon) and making a marks on the side of the glass or on a vertical piece of tape at each 1/2 gallon point.

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David M on Dec 7, 2020

Vol = (Height) X (Circumference)2 / (4 X pi)Enter an answer to this question.

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Marian S on Dec 7, 2020

Vote for the best answer above!

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Rated 2 out of 5

China

Cheap carboy, made in China, the casting is so bad I'm afraid to put it under vacuum. Does not compare to the Italian made glass carboys which typically sell for about the same price. This was a surprise coming from Morewine, since most of the products I've purchased have been good quality.

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March 8, 2017

Brian P

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Rated 5 out of 5

Glass is the way to go!!

Received this carboy in a well packed box. I was worried at first that it would come in one piece but glass is super thick. 6 gallon size is great for that extra space for 5 gallon batches. During violent fermentation that extra space keeps things easier to maintain.

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May 27, 2015

Jorge Q

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Rated 3 out of 5

Something to think about....

I have had this carboy for a long time, maybe 10 years, and have run a lot of beer through it. However, eventually the beerstone has built up in the channels to the point I don't feel like I can really get it clean.

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May 5, 2015

Justin B

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Rated 5 out of 5

great product

Good product and quick shipping

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January 5, 2014

Joshua M

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Rated 4 out of 5

Glass is the best in my opinion

This product has lasted me years. Does not scratch and easy to clean. I would prefer the 6.5 gallon for brewing beer so it has room to rise when fermenting. This is good for wine too. Just be careful because this is glass.

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September 16, 2013

Jeremy M

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