Hi,

I've been using plastic pails for my primary, however this year I want
to make a larger quantity of red.

Where can I get good (used is OK) food grade barrels in Canada (Quebec
preffered)?

Cheers, Ben

Hi,

Go to any Home Depot in the Montreal area. They carry the grey 'Brute'
garbage cans in different sizes. These are food grade and after a few
seasons they can be used as trash cans.

Are you in Montreal? If so where do you buy your grapes? I bought mine
at Lazio at the old 'Tour St. Leonard' off Aut 40 near Langelier they
were pretty good last year.

Regards,

Ange




DH wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been using plastic pails for my primary, however this year I want
> to make a larger quantity of red.
>
> Where can I get good (used is OK) food grade barrels in Canada (Quebec
> preffered)?
>
> Cheers, Ben

Careful with this one, I believe only the grey, white and yellow brutes
are FDA, but call Brute. They were very helpful to me when I called. As
a tip, buy a spigot to put on the bottom for draining the free run.




Jumbalaya wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Go to any Home Depot in the Montreal area. They carry the grey 'Brute'
> garbage cans in different sizes. These are food grade and after a few
> seasons they can be used as trash cans.
>
> Are you in Montreal? If so where do you buy your grapes? I bought mine
> at Lazio at the old 'Tour St. Leonard' off Aut 40 near Langelier they
> were pretty good last year.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ange
>
>
>
>
> DH wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've been using plastic pails for my primary, however this year I want
> > to make a larger quantity of red.
> >
> > Where can I get good (used is OK) food grade barrels in Canada (Quebec
> > preffered)?
> >
> > Cheers, Ben