Free-ish brewing books in Central Denver

[HerbieHowells]

My mini brewing library has been gathering dust for 5 years now, and it’s time to send them somewhere where they will get some love.

Three rules. You gotta take them all, you gotta come to me (Central Denver during work hours, Park Hill weekends and evenings), and you gotta bring me a six pack of beer, homebrew or craft.

Titles included:
Daniels, Designing Great Beers (2000 edition)
Zainasheff and Palmer, Brewing Classic Styles
Moser, Radical Brewing
Papazian, The New Complete Joy of Homebrewing (1991 edition)
Hieronymus, Brew Like a Monk
Markowski, Farmhouse Ales
Calagione, Extreme Brewing
Wheeler, BYO British Real Ale
Sutra, Mild Ale (Classic Beer Styles Series)

Books are in fair condition- they are in decent shape, but might have had some wort spilled on them here and there.

All in all, a hell of a lot of beer knowledge can be yours for a very reasonable price.

Hit me up if you are interested.

 

[HerbieHowells]

Alright then. If no one speaks up before tomorrow at noon or so, they go to the Little Free Library.

 

[EaseTN]

Someone in Denver should be all over this cmon now folks.

 

[MaxStout]

Would your local library take them? Many libraries take used books to sell as fundraisers if they don't add them to their shelves.

 

[applescrap]

Hey hey I'm in

 

[applescrap]

I'll come get them and love them!

 

[applescrap]

Me, me, me the guy in the back

 

[MaxStout]

I'll come get them and love them!

You might need to pull them out of his little free library.

 

[HerbieHowells]

You overestimate my motivation, MaxStout. I know I threatened to put them in the LFL, but they're still sitting in my office. So applescrap is the winner!

 

[MaxStout]

I'm glad the books found a good home. Otherwise I envisioned some neighborhood 12-year-old kid pulling one from the free library, going home and making beer in his bathtub.