drunkatuw

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I haven't looked at all-grain kits very much recently, but I stumbled upon northern brewer's all-grain kits today and they have a lot of kits in the $15-$20 range including yeast. There are even a couple kits that include liquid yeast for under $20.

I know lots of recipes can be cheaper when you buy in bulk, but I'm still trying to find multiple beers that I always want to have on tap and this is a cheap way to try out lots of different beers.

Just thought I'd give a heads up to everyone.

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On tap: Amarillo Pale Ale, Impromptu Wit
Kegged: Sterling Gold (x2), Impromptu Wit, Lady Liberty cream ale (x2), Chinook SMaSH
Primary: Schwartzbier
Secondary:
On Deck: Barleywine

wildwest450

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Last kit I got from them came with the wrong ingredients. Oh well, maybe i'll give them one more try.

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Brew-boy

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Look again I think they change there prices to reflect no yeast is standard now.

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On Tap: Dusseldorf Alt, Cream Ale, Belgian Pale Ale.
Aging: Imperial Oatmeal Stout on Vanilla beans.

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Blue

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I've always had good luck with them.

My last catalog they didn't include yeast in the kits, probably to combat rising shipping cost.

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Planning: Something with German ale wyeast
Primary1: 6gal Apfelwien
Primary2: Cheese's Vanilla Caramel Cream Ale
Second: Nadda
Kegged: Brown Porter
Bottled: Red Ale

BlindLemonLars

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There are a few low-gravity & IBU kits that still come in under $20, even with liquid yeast.

They do freely substitute hops with the kits, presumably based upon availability. I found this disappointing, but I've experienced the same from AHS, so we can't single out Northern. In the middle of a hop shortage, I suppose it's not unreasonable.