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SIMPLIFY YOUR BREW DAY
The stainless steel MegaPot includes the feature that every brewer really wants: volume markings right on the pot’s inside. Don’t labor over extra measurements.
- Marked in 1-gallon increments
- No more need for a sight glass!
- 304 Stainless Steel
PERFECT YOUR BOIL
The MegaPot boosts every aspect of brewing’s most crucial hour: the boil. The kettle’s design ensures maximum control over your boil, regardless of heat source.
- 4 mm Thick Tri-Clad Bottom: for even heat distribution
- Stainless steel: for easy cleaning and a sleek look
- Kettle Proportions: scientifically designed to promote a vigorous boil and reduce off-flavors
EXTREME HEAT PROTECTION
Absolutely no weld failures here - the MegaPot is rigged with enhanced safety features to protect against the dangers that come with wielding a pot of boiling water.
- Heat-proof silicone handles protect against burns
- Riveted handles for steady lifting of hot liquids
- Stainless steel band on upper rim reinforces rigidity.
SERVING THE HOMEBREWER COMMUNITY SINCE 1993
Talking about brewing is almost as fun as brewing; having a beer while talking about brewing gives it a run for its money. We believe this conversation is important, ongoing, dynamic, and bridges the gaps of age, gender, politics, etc.
We bring homebrew to the masses (classes, demonstrations, competitions, beer festivals, and advertising outside hobby publications), Northern Brewer has been in the thick of it since 1993.
THE PERFECT KETTLE FOR CRAFT BEER ENTHUSIASTS
The MegaPot is not only a workhorse, but a well thought-out and praise-worthy brewday essential trusted by countless homebrewers. No details were missed on this stainless steel kettle customizable to suit your exact needs.
Available in 8, 10, 15, 20, and 30 gallon sizes, with or without ball valve and thermometer.
WATCH. LEARN. ENJOY.
Our Brewmasters are very passionate about brewing and want you to have an amazing brewing experience. Watch our detailed step by step brewmaster videos so you too can brew your best.
Someday we want homebrewing to be as common a household craft in America as vegetable gardening, and we know that our hobby/craft/shared passion/obsession won’t get there through complacency.
Customer
2025-09-03 15:03:29
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Strong Sister
2025-08-26 14:39:38
UPDATE: ONE THING IT DEFINITELY NEEDS IS MORE VISIBLE GALLON MARKERS. EVEN WITHOUT STEAM AND ROLLING BOILING WORT, IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO SEE THE GALLON INDICATORS ON THE SIDE OF THE POT.I am very pleased with this pot; it is a bit more expensive than some of the other ones I considered. the heavy duty stainless and thick clad bottom help distribute heat and I got a very good even boil. I easily boil 7 gallons with plenty of room for boil ups; I think you could manage an 11 gallon boil session. I wish that the calibrations on the side were a bit larger and visible on the outside of the pot because they are very hard to see inside when the pot is boiling and putting off steam.the siphon downspout for draining allows getting all of the liquid out of the pot. I learned about whirlpooling which is perfect for this pot to take of the wort and leave the spent hops behind. you can make great beer with the lesser expensive pots available provided you keep your eye out for hot spots and stir well. however, if your budget affords for the difference, this is a good investment pot.
Joel B.
2025-08-21 15:38:01
I have been homebrewing for over 10 years, using a thin "economy" stainless steel pot that I bought from the local homebrew supply store. I brew partial grains/extract and have been using that pot (5 gallon) the whole time. The smaller size required me to boil about 3 gallons and then top off with water in the fermenter which i didnt like to because of concerns about hops utilization and also worries about the "top off water" possibly having contaminants, etc. The other thing about the economy pot was how thin the bottom and sides are, I often scorched and burnt wort on the bottom, even with constant stirring.I bought this pot last week and from the minute I unpacked it, it was night and day compared to my old economy pot! This thing is very heavy duty, has a thick clad bottom for heat distribution, thick walls and also has very useful gallon markings on the inside of the pot where you can easily look at the liquid level and know your volume. Nice heavy lid, rubber grips, and heavy-duty ball valve included. This is a very high quality product, I can't wait to brew my first batch in it.
Ray Gilmore
2025-08-20 10:41:51
This is a great brew pot. It heats quickly and is made from perfect stainless steel. The only issue I had was the inner grommet of the valve stem came loose on my first boil and interrupted the flow of my wort out of the pot. I just had to reseat it after cleaning and it was good as new. I've brewed a second batch without issues.
Justin
2025-08-13 16:53:28
Very nicely constructed pot. Heavy guage, thicker than most others. With proper care and use it should last for decadesUpdate: I bought this pot to be a multi tasking workhorse. In the past 3 months I have used this pot to do many, many loads of waterbath canning. I have also done a small amount of brewing. Finally although it will seem sacrilegious for such a fine pot designed for brewing, I used it to deep fry our Thanksgiving turkey. This pot has done it all and is still as sturdy and formidable as the day I bought it.Get you one you won't be disappointed
K. Harriger
2025-07-02 16:59:10
This kettle is everything I hoped it would be, and much more. The construction feels rock-solid, and all the elements of the pot, including the accessories that came with it (ball valve and thermometer), are first class. This is a pot meant to last a lifetime, and I feel it was money well spent for the long haul. After running my first batch with this pot over yesterday, it passed all my quality tests, and I am delighted with my purchase.On another review for a MegaPot with valves and fittings, I noticed someone complaining about leaks. If everything is properly installed, using the thread tape, and the nuts snugged up to the right tension, there should be no leaks. If you have leaks, there are instructions online, as well as videos, that can be found with a little searching.Up until now, I've always been a 5-gallon batch home brewer, and I just got tired of doing a lot of work for such a small amount of beer. This will allow me to double and triple my volume with about the same amount of work. I like the larger valve on the pot, which uses a larger hose than my old 3/8" lines. I'll be adding a false bottom and possibly a bazooka pipe soon, but this kettle was ready to go within minutes of opening the box and installing the valve and thermometer. If you're looking for a rock-solid product that is built to last a lifetime, look no farther. This baby rocks.
Customer
2025-06-14 17:17:16
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Strong Sister
2025-04-19 11:40:15
UPDATE: ONE THING IT DEFINITELY NEEDS IS MORE VISIBLE GALLON MARKERS. EVEN WITHOUT STEAM AND ROLLING BOILING WORT, IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO SEE THE GALLON INDICATORS ON THE SIDE OF THE POT.I am very pleased with this pot; it is a bit more expensive than some of the other ones I considered. the heavy duty stainless and thick clad bottom help distribute heat and I got a very good even boil. I easily boil 7 gallons with plenty of room for boil ups; I think you could manage an 11 gallon boil session. I wish that the calibrations on the side were a bit larger and visible on the outside of the pot because they are very hard to see inside when the pot is boiling and putting off steam.the siphon downspout for draining allows getting all of the liquid out of the pot. I learned about whirlpooling which is perfect for this pot to take of the wort and leave the spent hops behind. you can make great beer with the lesser expensive pots available provided you keep your eye out for hot spots and stir well. however, if your budget affords for the difference, this is a good investment pot.
Joel B.
2025-04-13 20:39:14
I have been homebrewing for over 10 years, using a thin "economy" stainless steel pot that I bought from the local homebrew supply store. I brew partial grains/extract and have been using that pot (5 gallon) the whole time. The smaller size required me to boil about 3 gallons and then top off with water in the fermenter which i didnt like to because of concerns about hops utilization and also worries about the "top off water" possibly having contaminants, etc. The other thing about the economy pot was how thin the bottom and sides are, I often scorched and burnt wort on the bottom, even with constant stirring.I bought this pot last week and from the minute I unpacked it, it was night and day compared to my old economy pot! This thing is very heavy duty, has a thick clad bottom for heat distribution, thick walls and also has very useful gallon markings on the inside of the pot where you can easily look at the liquid level and know your volume. Nice heavy lid, rubber grips, and heavy-duty ball valve included. This is a very high quality product, I can't wait to brew my first batch in it.
Ray Gilmore
2025-04-11 15:33:40
This is a great brew pot. It heats quickly and is made from perfect stainless steel. The only issue I had was the inner grommet of the valve stem came loose on my first boil and interrupted the flow of my wort out of the pot. I just had to reseat it after cleaning and it was good as new. I've brewed a second batch without issues.
Justin
2025-04-01 14:52:44
Very nicely constructed pot. Heavy guage, thicker than most others. With proper care and use it should last for decadesUpdate: I bought this pot to be a multi tasking workhorse. In the past 3 months I have used this pot to do many, many loads of waterbath canning. I have also done a small amount of brewing. Finally although it will seem sacrilegious for such a fine pot designed for brewing, I used it to deep fry our Thanksgiving turkey. This pot has done it all and is still as sturdy and formidable as the day I bought it.Get you one you won't be disappointed
K. Harriger
2025-01-12 18:19:11
This kettle is everything I hoped it would be, and much more. The construction feels rock-solid, and all the elements of the pot, including the accessories that came with it (ball valve and thermometer), are first class. This is a pot meant to last a lifetime, and I feel it was money well spent for the long haul. After running my first batch with this pot over yesterday, it passed all my quality tests, and I am delighted with my purchase.On another review for a MegaPot with valves and fittings, I noticed someone complaining about leaks. If everything is properly installed, using the thread tape, and the nuts snugged up to the right tension, there should be no leaks. If you have leaks, there are instructions online, as well as videos, that can be found with a little searching.Up until now, I've always been a 5-gallon batch home brewer, and I just got tired of doing a lot of work for such a small amount of beer. This will allow me to double and triple my volume with about the same amount of work. I like the larger valve on the pot, which uses a larger hose than my old 3/8" lines. I'll be adding a false bottom and possibly a bazooka pipe soon, but this kettle was ready to go within minutes of opening the box and installing the valve and thermometer. If you're looking for a rock-solid product that is built to last a lifetime, look no farther. This baby rocks.
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