How big of a mash tun do I need is a relatively common question.  The answer depends on what type of beers you want to brew (higher gravity = more grain), how large of batches you want to brew and what technique you will use to mash.  Brew Hardware has put together a chart and related guide for estimating mash tun size required based on efficiency and mashing method.

All Grain Vessel Sizing

Check out Brew Hardware’s Mashing Category for their full lineup of false bottoms, conversion kits [See: Hands on Review: Brew Hardware’s Cooler Mash Tun Conversion Kit] and ready made mash tuns.

Also: All Grain Tips & Gear | 10 Gallon Mash Tun Conversion Kit [Review] | Cereal Killer Grain MIll |  Batch Sparge Spreadsheet | BIAB Brew Day Spreadsheet | The Brew Bag – Purpose Made BIAB

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