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Now that I bought me some of THESE:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Big-and-Easy-Bottle ... .m20.l1116

Suck it, JZ

WTF?

BDawg wrote:Now that I bought me some of THESE:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Big-and-Easy-Bottle ... .m20.l1116

Suck it, JZ

Also available in Mexican Cerveza and Premium pilsner styles.

I bet you $10 you dont have the balls to buy it, ferment it, and then send it into the show as a gift for JP.

i bet your right! how meny people do you think get those, make em, then tell there friends its homebrew?

tom

one_dead_soul wrote:i bet your right! how meny people do you think get those, make em, then tell there friends its homebrew?

tom

One of the local homebrew supply store owners has a bunch of similar kits on a larger scale they use and highly recommend. No need for specialty grains, hops, or anything. Just add water to get 5 or 6 gallons. They say they rarely brew any other way. The kits come in several premixed styles. Strange.

Andy wrote:

one_dead_soul wrote:i bet your right! how meny people do you think get those, make em, then tell there friends its homebrew?

tom

One of the local homebrew supply store owners has a bunch of similar kits on a larger scale they use and highly recommend. No need for specialty grains, hops, or anything. Just add water to get 5 or 6 gallons. They say they rarely brew any other way. The kits come in several premixed styles. Strange.

You might as well just go to the store and buy some beer!

TapItGood wrote:

Andy wrote:

one_dead_soul wrote:i bet your right! how meny people do you think get those, make em, then tell there friends its homebrew?

tom

One of the local homebrew supply store owners has a bunch of similar kits on a larger scale they use and highly recommend. No need for specialty grains, hops, or anything. Just add water to get 5 or 6 gallons. They say they rarely brew any other way. The kits come in several premixed styles. Strange.

You might as well just go to the store and buy some beer!

+1

Makes "Mr. Beer" seem sophisticated, huh?