where can i buy hops for home brewing?
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skycer asked: I am trying to learn to brew my own beer. I am having trouble finding where to buy the hops. i am also interested in any recipes that i can work from.Mr Beer Ingredients
Tags: Home Brewing, Hops, Recipes
How much/what kind of pine needles have been used successfully in home brewed beer?
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phatbob asked: I’m looking to experiment with pine needles in a dark, stronger-ish ale I’m brewing in the next few days –there are pine trees all around where I live. I’d just like some basic parameters –what is minimal for an effect, and what is maximal, or what isn’t going to make it dominant, [...]
Tags: Boil, Hops, Parameters
i am looking for home brew supplies in Calgary ?
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Ry Guy asked: I am looking for home brew supplies in Calgary and can only find the simple beer kits does any one have any suggestions of where i can find malts, specialty grains and hops in Calgary or Alberta or even Canada with out ordering from the states?
does any one know any good [...]
What is the best book to get if I want to start Home Brewing beer?
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James A asked: I want to start Home Brewing in my basement. I live in Wisconsin, and hops and other ingredients are readily available, I also have enough land that I can also grow some of my own grains and hops as well. I love beer, darker the better, and I love the [...]
Tags: Grains, Home Brewing Beer, Hops
How can I make good tasting inexpensive home brewed beer?
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David G asked: It seems the price for DME/LME is going way up and hops are through the roof, yeast is expensive - the only cheap thing is water and the grains. How can I make a good tasting beer that doesn’t cost $50 a batch? I can only do partial grain (steep [...]
Tags: Dme, Home Brewed Beer, Hops
Beers of the World Featuring: the Ponderous “pale Ale”
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The funny thing about pale ale is that of all things, pale it is not. Its coloration is normally between bronze and amber-red. Some early drinkers of pale ale are recorded as referring to it as a “thick and muddy” brew. The beer itself can be reliably traced back to the mid 1700s where a [...]
Tags: Flavor Enhancements, Funny Thing, Hops
