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Lodge makes some decent cookware. Bass Pro Shops sells a lot of there cast iron cookware. Good luck with the new gear!

No Mr Beer Kit for me! I actually started making wine, and got tired of waiting around for 12-18 months for it to be drinkable. And I like beer better anyway.

Instawares.com is actually where I was going to buy the kettles from. Ideally I would like something around 40 qt, but buying 60 qt doesn't really cost that much more and gives me the option to go to 10 gallons if needed. I just hope it is not too big.

Well the hollidays are upon us, and I have been allotted some $$ for brewing equipment. I have a few extract brews under my belt, but am going to take this winter to make the jump to AG. I am looking for advice on brewpots. I have been considering everything from 32 to 60 qt pots. I will be...

As said above, it all depends on your area. I have a lot of experience with the alcohol laws here in NJ (I have worked in the industry and my father owns a bar/restaurant). There is a ton or red tape, and permits can be very expensive. Once you start reading some of the laws, you realize just...

I can assure you I'll manage. It is all about priorities! :mug:

Bobby, Right now I am up in the Millburn area. My family lives down south... well south from me. They are in Toms River (just before the Seaside Bridge) so I am still down that way whenever I get a chance. My schedule is CRAZY right now... I am in my last year of medical school and put in...

Hi everyone, I recently stumbled upon this site, and it seems to have a ton of great information. I have been making wine (last batch was a Chilean Cabernet) for some time now, but I think beer brewing is more for me. I drink far more beer anyway, enjoy it more, and it doesn't take 18...