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The Wort Chiller can be built at home for a fraction of the cost of buying one pre-made. Why not do it yourself? We are brewing our own beer aren’t we? We might as well make our own equipment too.      
I recieved two St. Peters beer kits from two very kind sources, one of which is called Maineyak. The other wishes to remain secret. It’s a simple kit to make with two cans of liquid malt extract and some hop powder for extra flavour. Can’t wait to taste this batch.       [...]
It’s the last “Home Brew Wednesday” of this year, and what else would one do but reflect, drink, and express appreciation for our brewing community. Also, a mystery beer mail… Who sent me this???      
Well, my concoction is finally ready to taste. This is the brew that I made using the “Mini Mash” method on the stove. It is sort of my own home grown recipe, though I obviously referred to other recipes for ideas. It’s a simple Amber Ale using ingredients that were both donated, and purchased from [...]
Here we brew a Brewer’s Best Holiday Ale. This kit came with tuns of malt extract and grains. Looks like it’s going to be a pretty big beer. I tasted a sample a week into the fermentation and it was very interesting, but not done yet. I will post the tasting video as a response [...]
Showing some gifts from some very kind YouTube fellow home brewers. One of them is a beer sent from Ireland which I taste at the end. Oh, and there’s an important piece of philosophy at the end of the video.      
www.spectrumradionetwork.com This is an interview with Craig Farraway who spoke about home brewing and his popular YouTube channel called Craigtube, he covers all aspects of basic home brewing. Interview Date: NOVEMBER 23rd 2010 All of Spectrum’s Archived shows: www.spectrumradionetwork.com Spectrum Radio Networks complete 2011 Interviews Digital Download spectrumradionetwork.com      
Festa Brew is a 5 gallon bag of all grain wort. You just pour it into a sanitized fermenter and add the yeast. You end up with nearly 3 cases of all grain beer, for . Great for people who don’t want to pay the tax on beer, but don’t have the time to make [...]
Beef up your beer kits by adding some grains and hops with a method known as a “Mini Mash”. This can be done right on a standard stove using just a couple of stock pots.