There is a MoreFlavor! store about a 15-minute drive away from me and they have dozens of extract, partial-mash, and all-grain kits. The yeast is sold separately, but they do list a recommended dry and liquid for each.
As far as where I've gotten MY Coopers kits..
Most I've gotten from makebeer.net (they're still running sales if you are interested! Stocked up on Light Malt Extract @$7.99/ea., Irish Stout @$12.99/ea. and an IPA @$12.99/ea.!) as well as some ingredients plus 1 full (PM) kit (Blue Moon clone) from AHS.
There are some other places I have been gawking for low Coopers prices.
Primary 1: Empty Primary 2: Coopers Australian Pale Ale Secondary Keg (room temp.): Kegged: Bottled: AHS Blue Moon Belgian White On Deck: "Cascading Coopers Pale Ale" & All-In! Winner's Choice Pale Ale. 2009 Total gallons = 53
Anybody have any opinions about Seven Bridges Brewing Co. ("All organic ingredients!")? I ordered from them, but have yet to taste the fruits of this labor. Based on this thread I might have a look at Midwest.
I'd go and get Jamil's book "Brewing Classic Style". He has great proven recipes and you can buy the ingredients anywhere.
+1 to this...an excellent source for both recipes and education.
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I've tried kits from:
Midwest supplies
Austin Homebrew (AHS)
Both are great, AHS has a better selection, Midwest has better prices.
Recently, I ordered from Brewmaster's Warehouse and their service is GREAT! You should try one of their kits and post here about it.
+1
These are all great sites just got my AHS order in today, ordered from midwest a few times, and planning my next brew at Brewmaster's. Someone has to pump some money into the economy. I miss the GOP already...
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These are all great sites just got my AHS order in today, ordered from midwest a few times, and planning my next brew at Brewmaster's. Someone has to pump some money into the economy. I miss the GOP already...
What's "Brewmasters" website? Always looking for a new source of good recipe kits.
Depends on what you are brewing. Midwest Supplies has some good prices and a decent kit variety. AHS has more commercial beer kits. MoreBeer has some decent kits and if you spend more than $59 with them shipping is free.
It all depends on what you are looking to brew next.
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