Re: fruit beer receipes?
John <[email protected]> Thu, 11 Jan 2024 19:19:45 +0000
| Newsgroups | alt.beer.home-brewing |
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| Organization | Building M |
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"cshenk" <[email protected]> writes: > John wrote: > >> "cshenk" <[email protected]> writes: >> >> > sawdustmaker wrote: >> > >> >> All I see is spam, latest is Nov. 13. If anyone is still around can >> >> you point me to some good extract or partial mash fruit beer >> >> recepies? I've looked on the web and didn't find any that suited >> our >> taste easily. Thx >> > >> > Hi, this seems the last non-spam message? >> > >> > Anyone lurking? >> >> I'm lurking. Haven't brewed since I made a small batch of strawberry >> mead a year ago. >> >> john > > Hi John, I'm curious on starter kits that are just fun to play with and > won't make me broke. Starter kits for beer, mead, cider? Do you have any gear at all, or are you looking for a kit that includes the equipment you'll need too? If you've got a local brewing store, they can probably help you piece together what you need to get a basic brew going, as long as you're clear on what you actually want ("my first brew, with extracts" not "advanced all-stainless homebrew installation"). Cider and mead are way easier in my opinion than beer, especially if you enjoy your cider still (a good still cider or mead beats a white wine, in my opinion). john