TheMan

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DirtyPolock

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My first kit ws from homebrewers outpost and my co-workers who homebrew said that they really enjoyed my first batch (northface nut brown extract kit). My second kit is from them and it is fermenting away in my primary

NorthRiverS

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I'd like to put in a "vote" for William's Brewing. Good kits. Not too expensive....Any other opinions out there?

NRS

rocketcrab

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Sure. William's Brewing is good value. I bought their "siphonless fermentor" and priming bucket about 10 years ago, and still use them as my #1 rig to this day. Good stuff.

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asimms1

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www.LabelPeelers.com has a great selection and the best prices I have found. They also have their own clone kits that you can not get anywhere else.

IceFisherChris

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Northern Brewer rocks.. I live pretty close but still do online orders. I get them delivered in 2 days after I put in my order.

rflinn68

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Austin Homebrew Supplies is awesome!! I have done a cream ale and extra special bitter and have them on tap right now and they're great. I have a wheat stout and belgian white brewing and a british ipa that I need to get started today. These are much better than coopers kits and when they have a sale they have it in stock unlike Tom Heffernan of makebeer.net that uses bait and switch tactics. Twice as soon as I got the email on a "special" they were having I called and they were out but said, "we'd be happy to sell you one at regular price". Pretty lame if you ask me. But as it turned out I found a great place to buy my homebrew supplies. AHS rocks!!

rflinn68

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[QUOTE=TheMan;1860478]If you want clone brews, I'd absolutely recommend Austin homebrew. Otherwise I like brewmasters warehouse.[/QUOTE

Austin Homebrew has MUCH MUCH more than just clone brews. I could brew a kit every week for the rest of my life and not try them all!!

Bricetrine

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Here's another vote for Austin Homebrew; good prices, and great service.

Bacchus

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Coopers at makebeer.net is relatively cheap and the kits are VERY easy to make. With their kits you can mix up a five gallon batch of beer inside of an hour, they're typically in the bottle within 7 to 10 days and some of them are quite tasty! I highly recommend the "Canadian Blond" kit. I used it a time or two and my friends all went nuts over it. Although I've moved on to bigger and more complex brewing, they always want to know when I'm going to do another batch of the Coopers.