Place to homebrew

[Gregsreese]

Are there homebrew shops in the US or places with brewing equipment where anyone can brew beer, wine, or anything? I've only seen this place in Washington: http://www.whereubrew.com/

Any others like it?

 

[giraffe]

Plenty. Google u-brew / brew on premises.

 

[treacheroustexan]

The brew kettle but thats in ohio

 

[Newsman]

I believe there's one in Chattanooga, right next door to Moccasin Bend Brewing Co.

 

[ill4delph]

Brewers Apprentice in NJ

 

[Hello]

BrewBakers in Huntington Beach, CA. Are you looking for a place or just compiling a list? If so, also check out google like mentioned above. I'm sure there are a number of them.

 

[madscientist451]

Yeah, they are around, but why go to all that trouble unless you are homeless?
You can brew at home on almost any kitchen stove, just scale down to 3 or 4 gallon batches. There's a thread on here for 1 gallon brewers.
Its really not that hard, doesn't make any more mess than regular cooking and its more fun to accomplish things on your own.

 

[70ls1nova]

Copper Kettle Brewing here in Pittsburgh PA. I've never done it, but a buddy has. He gave me a bottle and I noticed the extract twang right away.
http://www.copperkettlepgh.com/

 

[Dixon9717]

If your in the the Portland Ore. Area
http://www.portlandubrewandpub.com

 

[Spartan1979]

Two in St. Louis now.

 

[wardens355]

Brew Lab KC in Overland Park, KS (Kansas City area). They have everything you need and offer group classes. I go for ingredients since I brew at home, but if I was forced to move somewhere I couldn't brew, it would be an option.

 

[Snicklefritz]

Copper Kettle Brewing here in Pittsburgh PA. I've never done it, but a buddy has. He gave me a bottle and I noticed the extract twang right away.
http://www.copperkettlepgh.com/

It's also $80-$100 for a 5 gallon batch (not including bottles)

 

[grainbill]

I have been to Gallaghers many a time, but not to brew. Excellent set up though. I would just pop in when I was downtown, have a few pints and shoot the **** with other brewers

 

[barnaclebob]

I know someone that joined a club in the chicago area which had its own brewing facilities. I think you just had to schedule time to use the equipment and maybe reserve space in the fermenting area. No other details about it though.

 

[jleiii]

Are there homebrew shops in the US or places with brewing equipment where anyone can brew beer, wine, or anything? I've only seen this place in Washington: http://www.whereubrew.com/

Any others like it?

If you specified your location you'd get better replies I suspect. Many of the LHBS in the central & south New Jersey area offer brew on premises and some even give classes. The ones I know best are Love 2 Brew, BYOB and Keg and Barrel.