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What would be a good way for a laymen to try Home brewing beer for first time?

aflockofbees asked:


I have never tried home brewing beer or anything else before what would be a good way to try it for the first time is it better to get a kit or to build your own system if so how would I go about doing that

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4 Responses to “What would be a good way for a laymen to try Home brewing beer for first time?”

  1. djtzclark on May 19th, 2009 7:31 am

    Buy a Mr. Beer kit. I saw it at Bed bath and Beyond. 29.99.

  2. October on May 19th, 2009 11:11 am

    If you have never tried it before,buy a kit like Mr Beer to see if you like it. Building your own system can be rather expensive.

  3. Shaken Not Stirred on May 19th, 2009 12:31 pm

    There great thing about Mr Beer is that it lets you cheaply experiment. For instance, go easy on the sugar and add honey, or fresh fruits. It really reminds me of those little science experiments that you do as a kid that help you understand a process. Really, it’s a great start. You quickly learn to adjust or substitute ingredients to fit your taste.

  4. Trid on May 26th, 2009 9:44 am

    Start by reading what they have to say here:
    It’s everything you need to know about brewing beer at home. Most of it will sound kind of alien at first, but read through a couple times and then do a google search for home brewing stores in your area. They’ll have the best, most reliable supplies *and* advice.