And, like Jules Crittenden, never mind your puny Earth logic! Drink beer! Get fit! DRINK BEER! GET FIT!
Moe Lane
PS: No books on the subject yet, alas. But Homemade Root Beer, Soda & Pop
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And, like Jules Crittenden, never mind your puny Earth logic! Drink beer! Get fit! DRINK BEER! GET FIT!
Moe Lane
PS: No books on the subject yet, alas. But Homemade Root Beer, Soda & Pop
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Well, if you do decide to try it, The Complete Joy of Homebrewing is pretty much the book to get as a starter. And FWIW, once you’ve bought the (fairly minimal) equipment needed (big plastic bucket or glass carboy for fermenting, siphon hoses, bottle capper, a few other odds and ends, big-ass brewpot if you don’t already have a big one), homebrew is usually cheaper than storebought beer.
Half my NJ friends homebrew (two of whom could do it professionally). I’d consider it, except that my basement lacks a sink and the square footage. 🙂
But it is a fine past-time: teaches thoughtfulness and patience.
Moe, as one of the afore mentioned NJ friends, you could make try making cordials. They take up much less space and require very little skill. I am just about to rack my honey ginger over for drinking. 🙂
That’s true, I could.
Well, if your friends already homebrew, then that solves everything – just use their equipment and space. 🙂
That reminds me, I need to go pull a bottle of the blueberry raspberry mead out of the keg for this weekend – it’s about 10 years old now, and it’s truly incredible at this point. At the 3 month mark it was so astringent that I actually contemplated pouring it out, though.