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Beer

Beer is the oldest known alcoholic beverage in the world. Some say that it is responsible for civilization as we know it, having served as the catalyst for the development of agriculture and the widespread cultivation of grains. While that claim cannot be substantiated and may not be strictly true, there is little doubt that beer has been brewed at least as long as cereal grains have been cultivated. Coincidence? We think not!

Today, the home brewing of beer is on the rise. The ranks of people who are discovering the joy of crafting their own beers is swelling day by day. No longer satisfied with the weak and tasteless pablum of commercial beer-for-the-masses, home brewers are creating lagers and ales of unrivalled quality and complexity, far outpacing the lackluster products of the commercial brewers.

Click on one of the Beer links below to begin your journey of discovery into the wonderful world of home brewing.

Beer

 Home Brewing Process
 Brewing Equipment
 Storing your beer(Bottles, Kegs, Casks Etc.)
 Serving and Consumption of your beer 
 Styles of beer
 Beer Making Glossary
 Terms and abbreviations

Wine

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Wine

Mead

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Mead

Cider

What is Cider?

Basicly cider (hard cider) is, in it's simplest form, fermented apple juice. Sometimes sugar or raisins may be added to raise the alcohol content and sometimes spices are added for flavors.

Cider

 Apple Juice
 Cider making Process
 Equipment
 Styles of Cider
 Serving your Cider
 Glossary