This Superior Brewing Kit is an exclusive offer from Learn To Brew and includes all the equipment you need to get started home brewing excellent beer. No other kit is like this one. The other kits offered as deluxe beer kits do not include as much equipment or the best products for your brewing needs. For example, this kit includes a large 7.8 gallon fermenting bucket and lid as well as a siphoning set up and an auto siphon for easy priming of a siphon during transfer. The products included in the Superior Brew Kit were selected by our professional brewers to give you the best brewing experience possible and will help you make the best beer possible right from your own home.
The kit includes: 6 Gallon Glass Carboy for Primary Fermentation,
5 Gallon Glass Carboy for Secondary Fermentation, Food Grade, Alcohol Filled Thermometer, Adhesive Fermentation Thermometer, 3 Disposable Hop Socks
1 Large Nylon Mesh Grain Bag, 7.8 Gallon Bottling Bucket, Drilled and Grometted Lid with Inner Seal, Bottling Spigot, 1 Drilled Rubber Stopper, Three-Piece Plastic Airlock, Auto-Siphon Pump, Racking Cane with Solids Reduction Tip, Siphon Hose Shut Off Clamp
5/16inch Food Grade Vinyl Tubing, 30inch Wire and Nylon Carboy Brush, Triple Scale Hydrometer with Instructions and Plastic Case, Durable, Double Lever Spring Loaded Bottle Capper with Magnet, Bottling Filler, 144 Bottle Caps, 15inch Wire and Nylon Bottle Brush, True Brew Handbook, Equipment Cleanser.
You may hear that it is not advisable to brew in a plastic bucket. In general, if you do not take good care of your equipment, then no you should not home brew in a bucket. However, if you take good care of your food grade plastic bucket, do not throw brewing equipment in your bucket causing it to scratch the side walls, then you will be just fine brewing in plastic and will produce delicious high quality beers every time you brew. See Learn To Brew for the recommended care procedures for your bucket.
Does anyone know of any good cider mills or apple orchards in South Austin, TX?
When I lived in the North, austin homebrew going to the Cider Mill was a tradition as well as apple orchards and pumpkin pathces. I recently moved to Austin, TX though, and I cant find ANYTHING like it here. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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HomeBrew Testing- Austin Fat Tire Clone
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Today I am brew testing a Fat Tire clone from the Austin Homebrew store. Taste was pretty close. It had a nice amber color and the taste was a little sweet with a nice hop profile. I enjoyed the final taste of this clone and would purchase again. General Ingredients Mini Mash: 5 lb Liquid Malt Extract, 2.25 lb Base Grains, .88 lb Specialty Grains Target, Willamette, and Kent Goldings hop additions Nottingham dry yeast www.austinhomebrew.com |
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Learn To Homebrew With Stuart West Part 1
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It's been quite sometime since I last brewed a batch of beer using malt extract, but it is by far the easiest way to make homebrew and for most people it remains their first introduction to the hobby. Once you find out how easy it is to do there is usually no turning back. So the other day JIB and I went to Austin homebrew to quickly cover what one would need to make their first batch of beer and hopefully demystify the process somewhat. To be honest I probably stumbled through most of what I intended to say and I cringed when watching myself, but hopefully those that haven't taken the first step into the local homebrew store will realize just how painless it can be. This video covers the trip to the local homebrew store, the basic equipment you will need and also what ingredients you will find. The people at the homebrew store are always happy to help answer any questions and suggest recipes. In subsequent videos we cover making that batch of beer and then finally bottling it. Cheers! |
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