Homebrew Supply Websites

I personal favorite is Brew Brothers (http://www.brewbrothers.biz). They are friggin' awesome! They are located in Hillboro, Oregon, but they do ship. They have a huge malt and hop selection and their prices are hard to beat.

I just ordered a pound of citra leaf hops from yakima valley hops 16.99.

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yakimavalleyhops.com

Moderator Edit: theneighbrohood owns or runs Yakima Valley Hops. I'm leaving this post here, but adding the full disclosure so that others can interpret your post as they think appropriate.

I had a hunch there was a dedicated thread to this sort of question.

Thanks for the list guys!

wilcode190 said:

I just ordered a pound of citra leaf hops from yakima valley hops 16.99.

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I'll probably give these people a try on my next order. I like their prices and the flat rate shipping.

wilcode190 said:

I just ordered a pound of citra leaf hops from yakima valley hops 16.99.

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You must have got the last pound. They are out of stock. But I did order 4 lbs of German hops at 10:31 AM and got a "shipped" notice at 11:23 AM today. That's some great service...

more-brew is the only site that beats my local store on some deals. their deal of the days are pretty sweet ^_^

I have been using http://brooklynbrewshop.com/
they are very good, I emailed them with a question about my first brew and how I had to top up the fermenter because i didn't have enough wort, they emailed me back with a $10 coupon to try again.

I will give a shout out to my LHBS who also has a website

www.love2brew.com

They're as reasonably priced as anyone like Northern Brewer. I can't compare them to many others, but their kits are awesome and have very detailed instructions if you're new or just want a reminder. And of course the most important thing for me is the guys who own the place are awesome. Every time I've been there they've been more than welcoming, and they're incredibly fast at responding to emails.

I have not read the entire thread (it's floccin' long!), but I doubt they were listed. my favorite LHBS is Pour Brothers in Gillette, WY. Nate & AJ are great guys & willing to help any way they can. I miss that shop very much.

Original Gravity - http://www.oggravity.com/ - Richmond, VA

Great price and selection of supplies, equipment, books and more for every brewer from newbies to advanced.

Just a happy customer and I am in no way affiliated with the company.

farmhouse brewing supply: http://www.farmhousebrewingsupply.com/scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=20

i get my hops from them.
great selection, fair freight cost and great prices.

i get three times the amount of hops for just pennies more than what my LHBS charges.

GD

my local homebrew:

http://www.keystonehomebrew.com/

PAjwPhilly said:

my local homebrew:

http://www.keystonehomebrew.com/

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Woah someone else from around Valley Forge!

There is another good homebrew supply store in Downingtown.
http://artisanhomebrew.com/

Silver Lake Beer & Wine, Providence, RI

http://milehibrewingsupplies.com/

A small town store that has comparable prices (we match prices!) to the big corporate stores, incomparable service, and a great variety of merchandise! Give us a try...and get 10% off your first purchase.

Our closest shop to Mason City is Collective Spirits in Albert Lee MN right across from WalMart.

Collective Spirits Inc.
1507 Blake Ave., Albert Lea, Minnesota
http://www.colalbertsbrewshop.com/

I was just in there today today to pick up a few things. They are giving away a bunch of old Wyeast dated Aug 2013. I've have uses some up to a year old. Just pitch to a good starter.

Hey there is a place now in Dublin selling supplies, both online and a storefront.
They also do beer tastings in a custom room too!!!

http://www.thebeerclub.ie/

Also check out my All Irish Forum! (just new, trying to get some discussion on the go.
http://www.d1139064.cp.blacknight.com/joeysite/wordpress/?page_id=141

Janx said:

hoptech.com and freshops.com have been mentioned here as good hop suppliers.

Good thread idea.

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http://www.willamettevalleyhops.com
good prices

accman said:

http://www.willamettevalleyhops.com
good prices

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Just ordered from them last week and am VERY impressed. Heavy bags, fast shipping, and fresh goods.

Also, a quick mention of grapegrainandbean.com. I don't know why, but their prices on 50' immersion chillers are almost cheaper than making one yourself.

MileHiBrewingSupplies said:

http://milehibrewingsupplies.com/

A small town store that has comparable prices (we match prices!) to the big corporate stores, incomparable service, and a great variety of merchandise! Give us a try...and get 10% off your first purchase.

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yep, I have to raise a glass to you. My purchasing experience with you was incomparable

Thanks, and looking forward to my next purchase(s).. and visiting when I visit my son in Phoenix.

Bill

Thanks Bill! I greatly appreciate your support!

Chris

If it hasn't been mentioned before ... Label Peelers -- http://www.labelpeelers.com .

Subscribe to their newsletter as they have great sales...I always buy 50-lb. bags of DME from these guys when they're having a 20% off sale.

This week, 25% off all grains (found it via the HombrewFinds newsletter -- another good one to subscribe to) --

www.homebrewfinds.com/2013/04/label-peelers-all-grains-25-off.html

I don't crush my own grains, so what website do you think gives you the best crush?

WeissGuy said:

I don't crush my own grains, so what website do you think gives you the best crush?

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Not MoreBeer.com

Flagstaff, Az Homebrew ouposts no more

I too am impressed with morebeer. I'd love to have a local brew shop to visit but in my overseas location, I don't have that luxury. I have ordered from morebeer and they have always been able to ship to me in a quick manner. I had one issue with a leaking weld on a stainless kettle and they fixed that immediately, shipping out a replacement. Their associates have always been a pleasure to deal which is a big part of a good business. For us out of the way customers, mail order is sometimes our only choice. I'm glad that morebeer continues to offer shipping to us military in whatever location we may be in.

Southern Brewing
Tampa, FL

Booth's Brewing
Tampa, FL

We just started shipping our kits around the country, so if you're an extract brewer look us up!

http://www.oconnorshomebrew.com/shop/

For the Canadian market...

http://www.ontariobeerkegs.com

Kegging, brewing equipment, ingredients. Super competitive pricing, with ridiculous giveaways on Facebook.

calebgk said:

For the Canadian market...

http://www.ontariobeerkegs.com

Kegging, brewing equipment, ingredients. Super competitive pricing, with ridiculous giveaways on Facebook.

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Thanks!!!!

Always looking for more Canuck suppliers. Just got started on 1 gallon batches and have used TorontoBrewingCo. and TheBrewersMarket so far.

calebgk said:

For the Canadian market...

http://www.ontariobeerkegs.com

Kegging, brewing equipment, ingredients. Super competitive pricing, with ridiculous giveaways on Facebook.

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Also hawpdogs.ca from Vernon.

One of the best I know and use regularly is www.barleynvine.com
They doubt crush your grains if requested and are very friendly

If you are in Eastern Pa I'd recommend Weak Knee Homebrewing in Pottstown,Pa. http://www.weakkneehomebrew.com/

Really friendly there, decent prices. Have alot of wine kits and supplies too. I buy most of my stuff there now rather than online mainly because i really believe in supporting local business. Plus they have a tap set up with 4 beers on tap to sample, and wine too. Their grain crushes are actually a little TOO good but I keep overshooting my OG's with their grain. Also they run classes for newbie's too.

Adventures in Homebrewing - Taylor, Mi www.homebrewing.org

Real good experience when I went in there, haven't ordered online. I'll be making another trip this week

GeorgiaMead said:

One of the best I know and use regularly is www.barleynvine.com
They doubt crush your grains if requested and are very friendly

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I recently placed an order with them and they went out of their way to ensure my order was taken care of. It arrive to my overseas military location in 6 days which is practically unheard of. I really appreciated them going the extra mile to make my order happen.

schweedo said:

Adventures in Homebrewing - Taylor, Mi www.homebrewing.org

Real good experience when I went in there, haven't ordered online. I'll be making another trip this week

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I will second these guys, their customer service is top notch!! Great prices too. Highly recommended!

Talonracer67 said:

I will second these guys, their customer service is top notch!! Great prices too. Highly recommended!

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X2. I'm lucky that they are also my LHBS.

Still learning this software, cheers!

I don't think I'll be grinding my own soon so I'm asking who has decent milled grains. I saw a negative on MoreBeer and they have been my go to for a lot of supplies because of their low free shipping threshold but... I was way low on my gravity reading out of my mash tun. It could have been me. When I got my first order from MoreBeer the grain husks didn't look all that cracked and open. I'm giving them another try to see if the second order is any better but in the meantime any suggestions other than get a mill?