Customer Reviews for VEVOR 304 Stainless Steel Kettle, 30L Beer Brew Fermentor, Brew Bucket Fermentor for Brewing, Home Brewing Supplies with Base, Kettle Stock Pot Includes Lid, Handle, Valve, Spigot, Thermometer

Product came fast and are of very good quality. I had some issue with VOEC-handeling and contacted custom service, they fixed it smooth and fast. I'm very satisfied with both product and customer service.

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Seals well and works well. Heavy when it’s full. Nice measurements marked on the side. Valves are quality

It is a good fermenter. Easy to clean, light and easy to use. However, the valve started to leak a little after a couple of months. Not a big deal and I found a quick solution.

Overall this is a fine fermenter. I'm on me second batch of beer at the moment. There are a few of things with mentioning. The in built thermometer send quite accurate which is good, and the yeast outlet works fine as long as you don't wait more than a couple of days after pitching the rest before removing a small amount, and then continue to remove small amounts regularly, otherwise it blocks up, maybe because of the size of the outlet? Also, although it states that there were extra legs to increase the height, these were not part of the package. It's impossible to fit a container to catch the yeast under the fermenter leaving two options, build something for it to sit or it connect a tube.

Purchased two of these and one started rust on the inside seam after the first and only batch and without the use of any harsh chemicals and/or abrasive scrubbers. Rubber feet are awful and are nearly impossible to put back on once they fall off - use super glue your first time and avoid this issue. Otherwise first time home brew went well. Conical are super easy to clean and small enough to move at full capacity if needed. Would buy again for the price!

Très bon produit seulement le prix est un peu élevé je trouve mais à part ça c’est de bonne qualité on va dire

I have two conical fermentors that are from Toledo Metal Spinning that I've been using for many years. This one is no where near as robust as those but this one isn't over $500. I've used this for a couple batches and for the price you can't go wrong. The stainless steel is highly polished and easy to clean. Internal level markings are close enough that they are very usable. Separate bottom drain valve and racking/sample port are nice but I wish the drain port was a size bigger as it can get plugged with trub and yeast. The racking port can be used to get an almost trub and yeast free rack to a keg. While the walls aren't as thick as many fermentors on the market, they are plenty heavy duty for the intended use as long as you don't throw it around it won't dent. The gasketed lid is pretty sturdy and "snaps" on in addition to the clamps to hold it in place. My only complaint other than the bottom valve is the sharp edges on the legs. I'll be adding some silicone edge protector to cover them. I also added a couple extra holes through the lid for a heating element and thermowell. Pretty easy to do using a step drill. I've been using this with the 35l Vevor AIO brewing system. This fermentor doubles as an HLT for sparge water. I heat it with a 1000 watt bucket heater. Very nice combo for an easy brew day.

I love this fermenter yet. I just noticed that now you have come out with a version two and in a larger one which allows for heat control as I brew German wheat beer it has to be held at a certain temperature which is below normal temperatures inside so I’m happy to see that they added that but it’s also over $300 to get that giant fermenter and you don’t get the circulating pump or the coil necessary so that’s the only reason I’ll rate this a little bit lower than usual

It's a bit flimsy in metal thickness but as a fermenter it's large and inexpensive. However, after my first brewing attempt with it I have to say the measurements on the fermenter are way off. I just measured it and you have to fill this fermenter to the 25 liter (6.6 gallon) mark to actually have 6 gallons. Being off by over a half a gallon means not of these markings are right.