A buddy of mine and I took a class on All Grain Brewing yesterday and immediately became addicted. Can anyone recommend if it is better to buy a kit with most of the equipment or by each item individually? Is there a quality difference? Any recommendations on kits?
New from New jersey
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groupon posts up kits for a decent price comes with everything you need to get started minus the boil kettle, normally comes with a recipe to start you off also. then you can add to it.
http://www.groupon.com/deals/dc-ghd...edium=afl&utm_campaign=3925582&utm_source=rvs
the general equipment kits are the same stuff you would get individually, no quality difference. as for the rest of the equipment check out the DIY section of the forums and the Classified section.
http://www.groupon.com/deals/dc-ghd...edium=afl&utm_campaign=3925582&utm_source=rvs
the general equipment kits are the same stuff you would get individually, no quality difference. as for the rest of the equipment check out the DIY section of the forums and the Classified section.
Who taught an all grain class up in North Jersey?
Thanks guys. I found it on Side Tour, http://www.sidetour.com/experiences/brew-your-own-pale-ale-in-brooklyn-with-a-craft-beer-expert/. We are buying supplies this week and setting a date for or first brew next weekend.
