Pet Carboy, 6 gal by Brewcraft

Works just as well as a glass carboy, and you don't have to worry about glass. Neck is sturdy and seals well. I've used it several times and it doesn't seem to scratch and does not stain.

This carboy is the right size to do a full batch of wine. It is extremely light in weight but tough also. We are working on a batch of wine right now and it is doing exactly what it should do. I am happy that it is light weight as the glass ones are very heavy and slippery. Very happy so far.

We picked this up as a backup carboy for brewing. I have two glass carboys. I am currently using it as a secondary fermenter for mead, and have used it a few times before this. It eliminates the stress of ticking a glass carboy and having it shatter, which is amazing. It is definitely sturdy enough to last a long time, and I have no complaints. I did need to buy a different bung/stopper, because the opening is around 2 5/8" ID. My glass carboy bung/stopper was way too small. Plastic is supposedly not as ideal because of the plastic being slightly breathable, but if you are not leaving it in there for extended periods of time, you are probably just fine- it would be like using the Brewer's Best bucket or similar. I haven't used this for wine, but I have used it for beer and mead, both as a primary and secondary fermenter. P.S. don't forget an airlock too, if you don't have an extra. Both the S curve style and the one with the floaty cap that ticks and rocks fit without issue.

Just what we needed. Thanks!

Very lightb but. Need to order no - 10 bung for this bottle or buy as set.