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Brewpub crafted beer at half the price!

Brewpub crafted beer at half the price!
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Making your own beer gets easier and easier with the great kits that are available.  I and others have been amazed at the quality of beer my son-in-law keeps making right in his kitchen!  And, adding to his challenge, he is visually impaired.  His many talents inspire me and others to constantly push ourselves further.

I've made beer with him twice, now, and, if you follow the instructions its pretty easy.  And, for between $18 and $21 you can get over 50 bottles of incredible tasting beer!

Enjoy!
 
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Step 1Equipment & supplies

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Choose your beer. Ales are easiest because they can ferment at typical room temperatures.
Pre-assembled kits are available both on line and at local homebrew supply stores. Pre-hopped malt extract kits are the simplest ale kits you can get. These are basically an ‘add water and boil’ ale. (Many folks prefer the creativity of choosing their hops themselves.

Get an equipment setup. Local and online homebrew supply retailers offer pre-assembled brewing equipment kits. You can make your own rudimentary equipment kit for less money, but then you must obtain instructions on how to assemble the kit and how to use it. Instructions on how to use the kit are included in the pre-assembled kits.

Sanitize all brewing equipment with the sanitizing agent of your choice. There are many kinds of sanitizing agents that are chlorine based, acid based or oxygen based. Again, you can get these online or from a local supply store.

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