Any body know were I can get a copy of the camra guide to home brewing by graham wheeler I had a copy but its gone missing Iv come back to home brewing after a ten year lay off Im intrested in grain brewing.
I have made kits and malt extract brews and various mixes of. What put me off was if the brew wasnt to your liking you had 40 pints of it on your hands.
Im toying with the idea of having another go but Ill only mash a gallon at a time.
I would probably bottle it I love bottled beers.
Anyway back to the original question Im looking for the book mentioned
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I own both the Camra guide and the "Brew your own real ale at home" books by Graham Wheeler and Roger Protz... I believe they are both out of print...
As you can see http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 94-2087648, they are becoming a bit of a collectors item. I did see one on eBay a while back, that may be your best bet.
In the meantime, I am always available for questions re: the content should you need it...
Reg
I own both the Camra guide and the "Brew your own real ale at home" books by Graham Wheeler and Roger Protz... I believe they are both out of print...
As you can see http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 94-2087648, they are becoming a bit of a collectors item. I did see one on eBay a while back, that may be your best bet.
In the meantime, I am always available for questions re: the content should you need it...
Reg
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alpha
alpha, have you tried your local library? I borrowed a copy a while ago, and just kept it out for a few months B) . You might also find other brewing books there, and of course you get them for free!
I would also recommend David Line's Big Book of Brewing; athough some of it is a bit dated now, it's still an excellent introduction and is very comprehensive.
I would also recommend David Line's Big Book of Brewing; athough some of it is a bit dated now, it's still an excellent introduction and is very comprehensive.
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Well Roger Protz, the co-author, still runs http://www.beer-pages.com/ and remains involved in editing the CAMRA good beer guide...
You could drop him a line and tell him it's time to reprint and cream off some gravy. A long shot I know.
You could drop him a line and tell him it's time to reprint and cream off some gravy. A long shot I know.
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alpha
Found a copy in Canada its on its way could take up to sixty days to get here but good things are worth waiting for cost me 22 dollars including shipping.
Amazing this internetty aint it.
Its a used copy but thats to be expected anyway give me time to get some gear together and brush up on whats new.
Amazing this internetty aint it.
Its a used copy but thats to be expected anyway give me time to get some gear together and brush up on whats new.
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QUOTE (alpha @ Sep 2 2005, 08:46 PM) Any body know were I can get a copy of the camra guide to home brewing by graham wheeler I had a copy but its gone missing Iv come back to home brewing after a ten year lay off Im intrested in grain brewing.
I have made kits and malt extract brews and various mixes of. What put me off was if the brew wasnt to your liking you had 40 pints of it on your hands.
Im toying with the idea of having another go but Ill only mash a gallon at a time.
I would probably bottle it I love bottled beers.
Anyway back to the original question Im looking for the book mentioned
Try ebay. I've bought a couple of beer and brewing books using ebay.
I have made kits and malt extract brews and various mixes of. What put me off was if the brew wasnt to your liking you had 40 pints of it on your hands.
Im toying with the idea of having another go but Ill only mash a gallon at a time.
I would probably bottle it I love bottled beers.
Anyway back to the original question Im looking for the book mentioned
Try ebay. I've bought a couple of beer and brewing books using ebay.
