18" Brew Paddle

18" Brew Paddle

$5.50
Heat-resistant 18" food-grade brew paddle designed for stirring wort, dissolving extracts, mixing priming sugar, and supporting homebrewing fermentation workflows.
  • Food-grade brewing paddle for beer and fermentation
  • Heat-resistant plastic rated up to 360°F
  • Helps dissolve malt extract and prevent clumping
  • Fits inside standard carboys for stirring and degassing
  • Compatible with 1 gallon and 5 gallon brewing systems

Sanitize the brew paddle before use whenever it will contact cooled wort or fermented beverages. Use the paddle during brewing to stir extracts, grains, or sugars into solution and help oxygenate wort before fermentation. During bottling or conditioning, the paddle can also be used to mix priming sugar evenly into finished beer or cider.

The slim end fits inside standard glass carboys for stirring wine, mead, or cider during fermentation and degassing.

  • 18" Brew Paddle

This brew paddle can be used for:

  • Dissolving dry malt extract
  • Mixing wort during brew day
  • Stirring priming sugar before bottling
  • Aerating wort before fermentation
  • Degassing wine or mead
  • Mixing additives into fermenters and carboys

Its long, narrow design makes it useful for both open brew kettles and narrow-neck fermentation vessels.

  • Length: 18 inches
  • Material: Food-grade plastic
  • Color: White
  • Heat Resistance: Up to 360°F
  • Reusable: Yes
18" Brew Paddle
$5.50

Frequently Asked Questions

A brew paddle is used to stir wort, dissolve brewing ingredients, aerate liquid before fermentation, and mix additives during brewing and bottling.

Yes. The paddle is heat resistant up to 360°F and can safely be used during brewing.

Yes. The narrow end is designed to fit inside standard glass carboys for stirring or degassing wine, mead, or cider.

Yes. The paddle is made from food-grade plastic suitable for brewing and fermentation applications.

Yes. The 18" length works well for both 1 gallon and 5 gallon brewing setups.

Wash with warm water and brewery-safe cleaner after use, then sanitize before contact with cooled wort or fermented beverages.


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