The Beer Brew Bible
Back in the era of prohibition people used to brew their own beer and other alcoholic drinks just because it was the only way of enjoying the drinks that they had taken for granted before the law was brought in. Since that time there have always been people who brew their own, but for vastly different reasons. Sure, you can now buy beer freely from the store, or go to a bar and try something from their range, but the fact of the matter is that brewing your own will give you options that the stores and bars cannot compete with.
The Beer Brew Bible is a guide that allows drinkers to experience what is possible when you put aside the options on offer at your local store and try something new, brewing beer by yourself for yourself. You can save money, you can avoid the nasty hangover-inducing additives that are in many commercial brews and you can enjoy beer brewed to your specific tastes – which will have your friends asking how they can do the same.
This guide will make everything clear for you and tells you everything you need to do from the start – which involves buying ingredients and equipment and setting up a brewing station – to the end, when you pour your first glass of home-brewed beer and taste the results of your efforts. The feeling of being able to brew beer that blows the head off of the watery commercial brands is one worth having, and The Beer Brew Bible will show you how.
