Beginner - what kit should I buy?

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Dill

Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by Dill » Sun Jan 18, 2009 11:42 pm

Just click on the KITS button at the top of this page it will show you exactly what you need to get started and then click on the other links when there I.e. Chris’s site http://www.18000feet.com/ there is a wealth of information there from kits to all grain
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Lillywhite

Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by Lillywhite » Mon Jan 19, 2009 9:43 am

You may find the list of kit shown here useful:-

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georgehastings

Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by georgehastings » Mon Jan 19, 2009 9:49 pm

Hi everyone,

I have one more question for you all.

On my husbands birthday I would like to take him to do something beer orientated on the day. Does anyone have any ideas? For example, are there any organisations that run courses on how to make beer?

All ideas welcome!
Georgina
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RatboyOllie

Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by RatboyOllie » Mon Jan 19, 2009 10:16 pm

dunno which part of the wold your in but there are definitely courses for homebrewing here in Yorkshire, in fact, they even sell places on ebay !!
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Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by Ditch » Mon Jan 19, 2009 10:24 pm

georgehastings wrote:
On my husbands birthday I would like to take him to do something beer orientated on the day. Does anyone have any ideas?

Brewery Tour?
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Lillywhite

Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by Lillywhite » Tue Jan 20, 2009 9:11 am

Ditch wrote:
georgehastings wrote:
On my husbands birthday I would like to take him to do something beer orientated on the day. Does anyone have any ideas?

Brewery Tour?
According to the list in my copy of The Microbrewers' Handbook the nearest Brewery Visitor Centres to Maidenhead are Hook Norton in Banbury, Badger Brewery in Blandford Forum and Shepherd Neame in Faversham. :wink:
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Lillywhite

Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by Lillywhite » Tue Jan 20, 2009 9:17 am

georgehastings wrote: For example, are there any organisations that run courses on how to make beer?
David Smith of Brewlab based in Yorkshire runs courses that are aimed at people started up commercial microbreweries and they do a one day course which utilises the York Brewery's premises.

http://www.brewlab.co.uk/
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Lillywhite

Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by Lillywhite » Thu Jun 04, 2009 2:07 pm

Shane wrote: I've heard that the Rebellion Brewery in Marlow is very good.
If it's half as good as their excellent Zebedee brew then it's worth a visit. :wink:
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jonewer

Re: Beginner - what kit should I buy?

Post by jonewer » Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:58 pm

georgehastings wrote: On my husbands birthday I would like to take him to do something beer orientated on the day. Does anyone have any ideas? For example, are there any organisations that run courses on how to make beer?
How I lie awake at night dreaming that my wife would say something like that to me!
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