Just Home Brew Tips

You’ve probably heard a lot about beer brewing kits and how people are able to make their own beer at home.  So should you buy one?  What’s the low down on these beer brewing kits?

Two Methods to Make Your Own Beer At Home

You can definitely use a beer brewing kit to make your own beer at home – you’ll need a recipe as well though.  A lot of people have found that you can really inexpensively make beer from home without a beer brewing kit, you just need to have a good guide to show you. Read the full post

If you’re looking for information on brewing beer at home I have a few tips that can help you out.  Tons of people have began brewing beer at home and they are saving a ton of money.  Now you can do the same

A Few Basics of Brewing Beer At Home

There are a few kits that you can use to brew beer at home, but I think it’s better if you understand a little bit about how to do it first.

You’re going to need a few standard ingredients to get this started – but don’t worry – it’s a really simple process that anybody can do. Read the full post

A lot of people have been learning how to brew beer at home for the last few years, and the numbers keep growing.  That’s because it’s such a simple process that people are learning about, and they are beginning to save tons of money by making their own beer.  You can entertain a lot of your friends too – and the benefits are just endless.  Let’s get into how to brew beer at home!

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I wrote a story recently about a beer that was rated at 55% ABV and cost £500 a bottle. It was called “End of History” (by Brewdog) and I didn’t think that anyone would possibly make one even stronger.

Well I was wrong! The Dutch brewery ‘t Koelschip has now quickly brought out a rival, and at a much cheaper price as well. They have named it “Start of the Future” as an obvious cock-the-snoop at Brewdog. It is rated at 60% ABV and they are selling it at the cut-price (!) of £29 a bottle. Thats a 330ml bottle as well. You certainly wouldn’t expect to be going out for a night out on it anyway! Read the full post

Boredom causes people to think of the dullest or the most creative things to do. The developments of the twenty-first century have added one more item to the modern man’s list of things that he can do to pass time: beer making. Thanks to the creation of home brewing systems, anyone can now make beer in their own homes. Beer making can also be an enjoyable and even profitable hobby, among friends and family. Read the full post

Brewing your own beer has been an ancient tradition in a lot of countries. This activity is a prided act of concocting the most flavorful mix of water, yeast and malt. If you are looking for an effective way to let time pass or for something new and different to be busy with, then this might just be the best activity for you. Brewing your own beer can be a prime venue to explore and develop your creativity as you learn to brew beer and eventually develop your own recipe. Read the full post

Beer is a popular drink and this is the reason why some brands of beer are really expensive and you cannot buy more than a certain quantity of the same. Therefore, you can definitely brew your favorite drink in your own kitchen quite affordably. So if you’re wondering how to make your own beer, please keep reading. Read the full post

Beer is a popular drink and this is the reason why some brands of beer are really expensive and you cannot buy more than a certain quantity of the same. Therefore, you can definitely brew your favorite drink in your own kitchen quite affordably. So if you’re wondering how to make your own beer, please keep reading. Read the full post

The history of making alcoholic beverages is essentially the history of home brewing. Historians believe that beer was originally discovered by people of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Barley was a staple grain of this area and it was soon learned that if the barley got wet and was allowed to germinate, it would become sweet and could be used in foods like bread. This process is known as malting.

It didn’t take much time after the discovery of malting to discover beer. Someone probably allowed their malted barley to get wet and remain exposed to the elements. Perhaps wild yeast contaminated the exposed liquid. The yeast then took hold and multiplied generating a bubbly liquid of alcohol and barley that soon became the first beer.

There are a few simple points that, if kept in mind, will ensure that you get the most from your home beer brewing and are able to impress your friends with your manufactured product.

Temperature – Make sure that the complete brewing process is carried out at a constant temperature (or at least a narrow range of temperatures).

No sugar – Avoid using ordinary sugar in the starch as it can lead to undesirable taste. Use malt, dextrose, corn syrup, or a combination of all these for a better brew. Read the full post