elaeace

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Paradise Brewing in Cincinnati has B.B. IPA ingredient kit for $36...next time I stop in I'll ask them if they ship

StophJS

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This kit really shouldn't be over $40. If it is, it's over priced. I can't speak to the IPA kit but I do know that the Imperial Pale Ale kit is excellent.

HbgBill

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I'll say.. Whole Foods is known for their high prices on most everything.. But, the brew stuff I have purchased there has been about as good as I can find.. and it's local. I paid $36 for mine too.. don't remember the exact price but might have been $37. After reading some inputs and watching a couple of UTube vids.. I think I'll have no questions as to whether it's a good kit or not.

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Barefoot Brewing

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

PIGMAN

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This was my first brew, and I was quite pleased, as were the others that tried it. I didn't alter anything. If I was to brew it again, I might consider dry hopping.

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Bottled: Caribou Slobber, Sweet Stout
Drinking: Imperial Pale Ale, Nut Brown Ale, Dead Ringer IPA, India Black Ale, Jerseyville Pale Ale, Imperial Blonde, Irish Stout, IPA, Caribou Slobber, Cream Ale, American Wheat, German Altbier, Czech Pilsner, Jamil's Evil Twin, Sierra Madre Pale Ale, American Wheat II, The Innkeeper