Five gallons?

[philjohnwilliams]

Try for 5.5 into the fermenter, hope for 5 into the keg. Usually very close.

I do exactly the same thing.

 

[Vallka]

I’m the same as most 23L or around 5gal, this fits the kegs. Some of my grit NEIPA’s are bigger in the fermenter cause there can be up to 8 L/2gal of trub.

 

[1 Barrel Brewing Company]

5.5 to the fermentor.

 

[xander10]

10L batches which after losses to trub gives 16-18 bottles

 

[The Brew Mentor]

At the shop, 32-33 to the fermentor, that nets 31 gallons in kegs.
At home, I haven't brewed in years but will set up to do 5 gallon batches.
At my son in laws, 15 gallons at a time. Usually he keeps 10 and I take 5.
Everything gets kegged on all of the batches.

 

[Craigerrr]

I’m the same as most 23L or around 5gal, this fits the kegs. Some of my grit NEIPA’s are bigger in the fermenter cause there can be up to 8 L/2gal of trub.

Same here, while I keg 19ish liters, fermenter volume is batch dependant. Especially with a 75 pound dry addition...