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1549 days ago

Home Brewing: Guide to Making Your Own Beer, Wine & Cider

Cordwainer from Melville

Home Brewing: A Guide to Making Your Own Beer, Wine and Cider
by Ted Bruning

Hardcover, 96 pages. 7 x 4.5 inches.

2011

Excellent condition

A beer and brewing expert shows how easy it can be to make beer and wine with just basic equipment and a few key skills.

There are guidelines for each step of the way, including necessary equipment, advice on different malts and ingredients, how to mash and boil through, and how to bottle the finished product.

Expert advice on how to make your own honey beer, pale ale, or elderflower wine is accompanied by photos of the equipment and ingredients and a detailed guide to suppliers, shops, and home brewing societies. With clear instructions and handy hints for beginners and delicious recipes for those already adept, this guide is the perfect way to enjoy the fruits, vegetables, and grains of the season in the most delicious way.

Price: $10

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