Hop and Grain supplies
Hop and Grain supplies
Hi all
My local homebrew shop closed down some time ago. I get fed up of travelling 20 miles for my brewing sundries. For all of you out there like me, not having the luxury of living next door a homebrew shop I have started my own online hops and grain supplies. Quality ingredients and value for money delivered to your door, quickly and conveniently.
http://www.barleybottom.com
Regards Paul
My local homebrew shop closed down some time ago. I get fed up of travelling 20 miles for my brewing sundries. For all of you out there like me, not having the luxury of living next door a homebrew shop I have started my own online hops and grain supplies. Quality ingredients and value for money delivered to your door, quickly and conveniently.
http://www.barleybottom.com
Regards Paul
Last edited by Reaper on Sun May 20, 2007 7:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Excellent stuff & a nice site too. Best of luck.
I'm strongly of the belief that as well as the availability of good quality ingredients (and a bad rep' from the 80's) the main reason homebrewing isn't more popular is the lack of information. I've been thinking about advertising locally and doing some brewing work-shops at a local sports club or similar venue
i.e.
"how to brew beer"
"all-grain brewing for beginners"
Along with involving CAMRA members you'd get a great reception of customers I'm sure.
Frothy
I'm strongly of the belief that as well as the availability of good quality ingredients (and a bad rep' from the 80's) the main reason homebrewing isn't more popular is the lack of information. I've been thinking about advertising locally and doing some brewing work-shops at a local sports club or similar venue
i.e.
"how to brew beer"
"all-grain brewing for beginners"
Along with involving CAMRA members you'd get a great reception of customers I'm sure.
Frothy
Last edited by Frothy on Fri May 18, 2007 5:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Hop and Grain supplies
Reaper wrote:Hi all
My local homebrew shop closed down some time ago. I get fed up of travelling 20 miles for my brewing sundries. For all of you out there like me, not having the luxury of living next door a homebrew shop I have started my own online hops and grain supplies. Quality ingredients and value for money delivered to your door, quickly and conveniently. www.barleybottom.com
Regards Paul
Hope it goes well for you, 90p per Kg for Maris Otter pale malt that’s good value, can you deliver to Ireland and how much would it cost? At those prices I think some people over here would be interest
Ps there is one small typo with the crystal malt, “Can be added direct to the boil or mashedâ€
Last edited by oblivious on Fri May 18, 2007 5:53 pm, edited 1 time in total.