Homebrewers Outpost Kits
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schmaltzy
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I made 2 kits from them last year. Both turned out really good. If I remember right, they give you not only the Muslin bags for the grains, but also for the hops which I really liked. I know some guys just let their hops free float during the boil, but I like to put them in the bags.
They don't have the selection that someone like Austin Homebrew Supply does, but they are still good kits.
They don't have the selection that someone like Austin Homebrew Supply does, but they are still good kits.
mtbiker278
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I started brewing with their kits. It's nice that they include everything in one package. The beers turned out ok, but not exactly what I expected. However they were my first two batches so I'm sure there were things I could have done differently.
Overall I had good experiences with their kits.
Overall I had good experiences with their kits.
schmaltzy
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I have brewed a couple Homebrewers Outpost kit, 1 Norther Brewer kit, and 2 Brewers Best kits. I have a kit on the way from Austin Home Brew. IMHO, especially if you are doing extract kits, there really isn't much of a difference. This place may give you a couple more things than the other, or the other may have better instructions than this or that. I think most of these suppliers provide pretty fresh ingriedents, they just have minor differences that I don't think would actually affect the taste between beers.
