joecheberline

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Ello im looking at the morbeer all grain kits. Does anyone buy from there. Is it worth it? Or should i piece mine together thanks joe

kh54s10

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Buying an all grain kit is a good plan when starting. The recipe has been refined so that only your process will make a difference on the outcome.

After dialing in your processes and learning the different ingredients and how they interact you can save money by buying grains and hops in bulk.

Morebeer has satisfied me when I have ordered from them. I have not bought any ingredient kits though.

D-MOTITAN

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I have a Morebeer close buy. That Place always has everything. I buy my two-row from them in bulk and just buy whatever specialty grains and what not from them and others as i need. Austin Home Brew has very good prices on kits.

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HbgBill

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I've bought from them and been satisfied. If you buy a kit.. everything is labeled. Write it down or keep the recipe sheet and write the details on it. Sometimes the hops are not listed specifically on the sheets. Then you can build your own "kits"

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Bottled: American Amber Ale, N.British Brown Ale and an IPA
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Next: Irish Oatmeal Stout

joecheberline

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Thanks for all the responses