| What is the easiest and best quality home beer brewing kit?

What is the easiest and best quality home beer brewing kit?

johnpnj asked:


I was thinking of brewing my own golden beverages, and was wondering if there is a really good product out there that someone has tried.

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3 Responses to “What is the easiest and best quality home beer brewing kit?”

  1. ROSIE on June 1st, 2009 7:24 am

    go to Williams Brewing they are down in the states. great merchandise and very reasonable

  2. thunderchic1281 on June 2nd, 2009 11:45 pm

    I do not know what to tell about brewing your own beer. But I am not sure where you can get the right stuff to get. I have seen a comurcial about Samul’s best beer brewers on tv and that you can try it at your house and I guess that they send you the ingedeince on how to do it so try that. But other than that I don’t know what to tell you.

  3. Colonel on June 4th, 2009 12:56 pm

    There are several kits out there that allow you to brew your own beer. Look for the ones that allow you brew about 5 gallons at a time. There are basic kits and kits will the accessories.

    The best thing that I found when first starting is the pre-measured kits for brewing beer. These kits include off of the required ingredients for making the beer with step by step instructions. They also come in a large variety of beers for you to brew. They have everything from the basic pilsner and lager to oatmeal and Russian stouts. Again, they are very easy to use and produce about 5 gallons of beer.

    My first batch was a Russian Stout (I like dark beer) and after bottling the 5 gallons made, it came out to costing $.42 per 12oz bottle.