Homebrew Fermenters & Vessels

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Silicone Bung 32 x 48/H55 Bored (Fits 3L & 5L Erlenmeyer Flask)
£3.95
For use with 3 & 5 Litre Erlenmeyer Flasks

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Bubbler / Spiral Airlock – Lets CO2 Escape whilst Fermenting
£1.50
Bubbler airlock for fermenting vessel.

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Compact Mini Cylindrical Airlock -Lets CO2 Escape Whilst Fermenting
£1.75
Mini Cylindrical Airlock for fermenting vessels up to 30 litres.

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Cylindrical Airlock -Lets CO2 Escape Whilst Fermenting
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£1.75
Cylindrical Airlock for fermenting vessels.

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Airlock hole
£0.00
Cut hole for airlock Fits this grommet

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Stick On Thermometer
£1.99
A large stick on liquid crystal thermoemeter

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Grommet for Airlock
£0.50
Grommet for sealing an airlock in a fermenting vessel lid.

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Clamp for Siphon and Tubing
£1.65
Clamps to the side of a fermenter.
Awaiting Stock
Small Clamp for 3/8 and Siphon Tubing
£1.35
Clamps to the side of a fermenter.

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Replacement lid for 60 Litre Fermenter
£9.99
Replacement lid for Strong, heavy duty 60l fermenter with lid that can be sealed airtight.
Awaiting Stock
Mangrove Jacks Heat Pad 220-240V 25W (UK plug)
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£43.99
This Mangrove Jack’s Heat Pad ensures constant brewing temperature which is crucial for the success of brewing beer,...
Rubber Bung / Airlock Grommet
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£2.50
This Product can be used as a rubber bung or as a grommit for our Cylindrical Airlock.

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Silicone Bung 17.5mm x 22.5mm Bored for Airlock / Blow Off Tube
£1.50
Bored for Airlock / Blow Off Tube

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Plastic Tap – Ideal for Fermenting Vessels
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£4.65
Plastic tap ideal for adding to any fermenting vessel.

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Fermenter Tap – Adjustable spout with bulkhead
Rated 4.00 out of 5
£2.95
Handy adjustable spout which can be rotated 360 degrees

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Tap with Sediment Trap – Fits Bottling Stick
Rated 3.75 out of 5
£3.10
White plastic tap for fermenter with a handy sediment trap.

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Tap hole for Fermenters
£0.00
We will cut a hole suitable for plastic taps

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Barrel Wax
£6.00
For leak free barrels
Awaiting Stock
30L Oak Barrel – Light Toast
£229.00
Hand crafted oak barrel for aging wines, distillates, beer at home. Perfect for the home brewer or lover of oak aged...

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30L Oak Barrel – Medium Toast
£229.00
Hand crafted oak barrel for aging wines, distillates, beer at home. Perfect for the home brewer or lover of oak aged...
Awaiting Stock

Home Brewing Fermenters FAQs

What do beer fermenters do?

Beer fermenters hold your wort while yeast does the heavy lifting – turning sugars into alcohol and CO₂ during the fermentation process. They’re designed to keep things sanitary and sealed, give the yeast a stable environment, and make practical jobs like sampling and transferring easier. Some fermenters also support add-ons (like thermowells or pressure-capable fittings) that make it easier to manage fermentation with external temperature control.

What is the best material for a homebrew fermenter?

Stainless steel is widely considered the “best” homebrew fermenter material because it’s hard-wearing, easy to clean, and built to last – especially if you brew often or want a setup you can upgrade with extra fittings over time.

That said, other materials are still great depending on how you brew:

Food-grade plastic: the simplest, most budget-friendly way to get started (and makes excellent beer).

PET: light, durable, and a popular choice for closed transfers and some pressure-capable setups.

In short, stainless is the long-term “buy once” option, while plastic and PET are brilliant for lower-cost options to get started with brewing.

How do I choose the right fermenter vessel for brewing?

To choose the right fermenter vessel for brewing, focus on:

Volume: enough capacity for your batch plus headspace

Material: plastic/PET/stainless to match budget and durability

Features: tap, sample port, pressure capability, transfer fittings

Temperature setup: whether it fits your fermentation chamber/fridge

That covers most of the decision. The last bit is simply how you like to brew – whether you prioritise quick cleaning, oxygen-minimising transfers, or future upgrades.

What’s the best beer fermenting vessel for beginners?

For most people, the best beer fermenting vessel to start with is a simple homebrew fermenter that fits your batch size and is easy to clean properly. A fermenter bucket with an airlock is the classic beginner choice, and a basic PET fermenter is a great step up if you want more control (like low-oxygen brewing features and, on certain models, pressure fermentation), while keeping things sensible on budget.

How long can you leave beer in a home brew fermentation vessel?

Most beers can sit in a home brew fermentation vessel for 1–2 weeks without issue, and many are fine for 2-4 weeks if fermentation is finished and the temperature is stable. The main risks with leaving beer too long are oxygen exposure (if the seal isn’t great), temperature swings, and picking up flavours from yeast/trub over time. If in doubt: confirm final gravity is stable, then package.

What fermenter do I need for brewing cider or wine at home?

A basic fermenter bucket, PET fermenter, or glass demijohn/carboy can all work well for cider and wine – the “right” choice usually comes down to budget, batch size, and how you like to transfer. Clear vessels are handy for seeing sediment and clarity, but whatever you choose, sanitation and steady temperatures matter more than the material.

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INGREDIENTS

Homebrew Fermenters & Vessels

Silicone Bung 32 x 48/H55 Bored (Fits 3L & 5L Erlenmeyer Flask)

Bubbler / Spiral Airlock – Lets CO2 Escape whilst Fermenting

Compact Mini Cylindrical Airlock -Lets CO2 Escape Whilst Fermenting

Cylindrical Airlock -Lets CO2 Escape Whilst Fermenting

Airlock hole

Stick On Thermometer

Grommet for Airlock

Clamp for Siphon and Tubing

Small Clamp for 3/8 and Siphon Tubing

Replacement lid for 60 Litre Fermenter

Mangrove Jacks Heat Pad 220-240V 25W (UK plug)

Rubber Bung / Airlock Grommet

Silicone Bung 17.5mm x 22.5mm Bored for Airlock / Blow Off Tube

Plastic Tap – Ideal for Fermenting Vessels

Fermenter Tap – Adjustable spout with bulkhead

Tap with Sediment Trap – Fits Bottling Stick

Tap hole for Fermenters

Barrel Wax

30L Oak Barrel – Light Toast

30L Oak Barrel – Medium Toast

Home Brewing Fermenters FAQs

What do beer fermenters do?

What is the best material for a homebrew fermenter?

How do I choose the right fermenter vessel for brewing?

What’s the best beer fermenting vessel for beginners?

How long can you leave beer in a home brew fermentation vessel?

What fermenter do I need for brewing cider or wine at home?