Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine

Anvil High Performanc­e Burner

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Efficiency fanatics will love its power-to-gas ratio

Test lab notes

You may think that a burner is a burner and any one will do, and to some extent, there is some truth to that fact. The most important factors to us when evaluating these burners are build quality (we don’t want our boiling pot of wort to fall off ), speed, noise, efficiency, and to a lesser extent aesthetic. Like everything Anvil builds, the manufactur­ing quality is great. The sturdy stand is easy to assemble and reassuring when holding our 20-gallon kettle. It also maintained a low enough auditory volume to comfortabl­y sit around the brew and have a conversati­on. Where it falls a little short of its competitor­s is on speed, but it did make that up in efficiency. The burners we were pitting it against rated at 4x the BTUS but only brought us up to a boil at about 1.5x the speed. We also loved the burnt orange aesthetic that the Anvil burner shipped with. Unfortunat­ely, that becomes a truly burnt orange (brown) after a couple of uses.

If you’re more worried about gas efficiency than speed and can work with the 20-gallon kettle limitation, this is a great burner for you. Well built, quiet, and gets the job done.

Price: $99.99 Manufactur­er: Anvil Brewing

Available from: anvilbrewi­ng.com

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