Carolina_Matt
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The first time I bought Viking malt, 2 years ago, it was $7.99!Agreed but those use to be 8.99
The first time I bought Viking malt, 2 years ago, it was $7.99!Agreed but those use to be 8.99
The first time I bought Viking malt, 2 years ago, it was $7.99!
Are those codes for RiteBrew or Atlantic Brew Supply? I've used them at Atlantic.Try codes ZYM2021 or BREWFILES for 15% off their already very reasonable pricing.
l like rite-brew as well,ordered a barley wine recipe but couldn't find the double crush option this time?Big Ritebrew.com fan here. This is due, in part, to the fact the they are only a couple hundred miles north of me. In the Midwest, you can ship using SpeeDee, which is markedly cheaper than the alternatives, especially for heavier shipments. In my experience, if I order in the morning, there's a very good chance that SpeeDee will be delivering the order to me the next day.
Another cool service offered by Ritebrew is pre-ordering Wyeast and Omega yeasts. You place your order for a specific strain, then the following Monday, they place the order and receive the ultra-fresh yeast usually later that same week. They will then ship it to you, or if you choose, they will wait until the following Monday to ship it in order to avoid the chance of the yeast languishing on a truck over a weekend.
Are those codes for RiteBrew or Atlantic Brew Supply? I've used them at Atlantic.
along with $6+ 2x4x8's..A bit of reading reveals grain prices across the board have skyrocketed recently.
$40/bag of Maris Otter, what volume? I just bought a 10# bag of MO for $20 . i couldnt resist.I get my specialty grains, yeast and other ingredients from RiteBrew.com. They are only a couple hundred miles away and stuff arives within 48 hours typically.
We have a local homebrew supply place, but their hours are horrible and prices high. I want to support them, but they make it really hard.
For base grains, our homebrew club does a couple group orders. For generic pale ale malt, brewers malt, pilsner etc, we work with a local brewery who adds our order onto their order from Briess. It's typically $25-30 a bag.
For European grains, we do a group buy and get stuff like floor malted Maris Otter for $40/bag. Frequently members will split a bag if they don't want a whole one.
In general, if you're not in a homebrew club, see if there's one around and join. It's a great source of information, feedback, sampling and events (we serve our homebrew at a nearby community's beer fest, for example).
my step son works the pro desk at the local Lowes. just one 2x12x 16 ft is $72 . when you consider the wildfires over the past few years, the hurricanes, tornados and recent gas prices( shipping) everything is up.Home building/home improvement material pricing has gone batpoopy over the last year - because folks that couldn't spend money on travel put the money into their homes. I was dealing with an Andersen rep this week and they have nearly tripled their annual run rate, which is a stupendous thing, and which did not help my negotiating position at all
Cheers!
I could swear I picked up a 50lb sack for $25 at one point
I paid $7.99 for the Viking 10#ers in 7/19.
The original pale was darker than what most people wanted. I just balance my recipes and pocket the savings.
Find someone (or get your own) BSG Customer account. Again, location dependent.
Massholes are already hooked up via Niles @whosradl. Bag prices are typically a buck a pound for stuff like GP and MO and less for random base malts...
Cheers!
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