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HOMEBREWING
beer making supplies and instructions for homebrewingBrewing your own beer has been a part of home life longer than bread. Brewing dates back to 6000 BC and is an activity and food we have in common with every civilization that has ever lived. Governments have tried to suppress brewing, religions have tried to ban it, and industry has tried to control it. None have succeeded! CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE HOMEBREWING INSTRUCTIONS!
COMPLETE JOY OF HOMEBREWING  $14.95-
The complete book on homebrew by the Guru of homebrewing. Written for beginners to advanced brewers, this is a must for all homebrewers. You will never out grow it and the recipes have become classics. 364 pages byCharlie Papazian.
CLONE BREWS$14.95-
Homebrew recipes for 150 commercial beers. Each recipe is given with three brewing methods; extract, partial mash and all grain. You can not out grow this collection. If there is room for only one recipe book in your brewery, this is it. Brew Your Own magazine calls it the most complete selection of classic recipes ever. Includes recipes for Pilsner Urquall, Guinness, Dos Equis, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Foster's Lager and many more. 168 pages by Tess and Mark Szamatulski.
NORTH AMERICAN CLONE BREWS  $14.95-
Now a clone brew collection of your favorite American and Canadian beers. 150 recipes in all, each presented in the same three brewing method format as the original Clone Brews. You can brew great North American Beers like; Samuel Adams Scotch Ale, Moseyed Lager, Black Dog Ale, St. Ambrosia Stout, Sierra Nevada Porter and many more. 168 pages by Scott R. Russell.
THE BREWER'S COMPANION $19.95-
Contains reference charts, graphs and text for all aspects of brewing. We use this book in our store daily.  224 pages by Randy Mossier.
HOMEGROWN HOPS $9.95-
An illustrated how-to-do-it manual for growing and using your own hops. Written by a homebrewer for homebrewers. 102 pages by David R. Beach.
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