1.5 Gallon Large Fermentation Jars with 2 Airtight Lids and 3 Airlocks, Wide Mouth Glass Mason Jar with Scale Mark, Pickle jars, Mead Making Kit, Kimchi Containers, 2 Pack

Really nice containers that have graduated markings to help with measuring. The fermentation locks that came with these containers were well made too. Just the right size for small batches of mead.

This was perfect for my primary fermentation while making mead. Lots of room for fruit and a much easier clean than a carboy, and then I racked into a 1 gallon carboy for secondary and I had a bit extra to taste and figure out how much to back sweeten. The seals and top worked great. I’ve only used for one batch so far, but I was impressed.

Got these for fermentation of chicken feed for small backyard flock. Works great to ferment feed for chickens or other smaller pets/livestock. Solid construction and hefty weight. Simply to set up and easy to read instructions. Great value for price. Easy to clean out with wide opening.

These jars are my work horses, I need to get two more. they are worth the money to me. So far they seal good and hold a little over a gallon with plenty of head space

Great quality jars

I really like these jars, I bought them for winemaking. They're a great size for a one gallon batch, and they're nice and beefy too. The lids fit snugly, and they seem just as durable and heavy duty as the jars. Sometimes the plastic lids that come with glass containers seem so flimsy, but that's not the case here. Even the rubber sealing ring has a little tab to make it easier to remove, it's all well thought out. I also really appreciate the measurements in metric and imperial units. Both get thrown around so much in winemaking, it's nice to have both options.Yeah, I like just about everything, except...One of the jars has this two inch long defect wrapping around one of the side corners. It looks like a bubble got worked into the glass in the molding process. It doesn't leak or anything, but it does make me nervous, with the whole "internal stresses" thing. I'd hate to have this thing blow up on me because I got it a little too hot or cold. Honestly, I probably would have done a return, had I not already put the first jar to use. Oh well. I still like the jars, but I'll probably just use the second one for emergencies.

Love these. I use these for secondary Mead fermentation, the larger mouth and capacity allow for less volume loss and ease to add fruit and other items. Perfect for my home operation.

This is an excellent little fermenter for testing short runs before scaling up. The cover has a nice silicone seal and has a large mouth.