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I like mine!
If you didn't, I'd be worried!I like mine!
Take a look at RiteBrew.Most of the places i buy from are free or flat rate.Where are you located? That can make a big difference in the cost of shipping.
Stl. Mo
For items that RiteBrew doesn't have, I'll look at (in sequence), Farmhouse Brewing Supply (WI), Home Brew Ohio (OH), Williams Brewing (CA), and MoreBeer. My preference is to shop regional (North Central USA) if I can.favorite local or online brew stores.
Have used rite brew many times. Speedee shipping is cheap and takes 2 daysTake a look at RiteBrew.
While they don't have free shipping, when I use the regional shipper (Spee-Dee) or UPS (under 45 pounds) I find that the total order cost is typically lower than other online stores. Currently, UPS has a significant "surcharge" for packages starting around 50 pounds.
For items that RiteBrew doesn't have, I'll look at (in sequence), Farmhouse Brewing Supply (WI), Home Brew Ohio (OH), Williams Brewing (CA), and MoreBeer. My preference is to shop regional (North Central USA) if I can.
I might have been a bit hasty with my compliments to Morebeer. Upon finally putting things away ,I found I am missing part of my order. I ordered three of their beer kits and only received two of them.I used Morebeer this week. Much quicker than my past dealings with Northern Brewers.
Check the website, they sometimes ship from multiple warehouses on different daysI might have been a bit hasty with my compliments to Morebeer. Upon finally putting things away ,I found I am missing part of my order. I ordered three of their beer kits and only received two of them.
I heard you can go to Riverbend and buy grain in the Asheville area. Their malt in the breweries down here rocks.NC is fast becoming an eastern beer mecca (and that doesn't include Asheville, our Beer City!). We have a number of homebrew supply shops, but my favorite is Fifth Season Gardening, with locations in Carrboro, Charlotte, and Asheville. Great selection of grains, yeast, and hops, along with kits and a few canned extracts. https://fifthseasongardening.com/
atlantic brew supply sells ingredients in increments as low as ounces. no pre-measured 1lb packs leaving you with left over grains you cant use. Shipping is fast and prices are very competitive.NC is fast becoming an eastern beer mecca (and that doesn't include Asheville, our Beer City!). We have a number of homebrew supply shops, but my favorite is Fifth Season Gardening, with locations in Carrboro, Charlotte, and Asheville. Great selection of grains, yeast, and hops, along with kits and a few canned extracts. https://fifthseasongardening.com/
Aye, I agreeNot local, but Atlantic Brew Supply in Raleigh, NC. https://www.atlanticbrewsupply.com/
You were correct, came yesterday. Would have been easier had they included a packing slip.Check the website, they sometimes ship from multiple warehouses on different days
I make a point to get my shopping done first, then stop for a pint or two on the return home. So yeah, it is usually a 2 hour project.So it's usually 2 hours to get there...
Farmhouse is solid, miss Point Brew Supply in Stevens Point, used to be THE place for reasonable base malt.Take a look at RiteBrew.
While they don't have free shipping, when I use the regional shipper (Spee-Dee) or UPS (under 45 pounds) I find that the total order cost is typically lower than other online stores. Currently, UPS has a significant "surcharge" for packages starting around 50 pounds.
For items that RiteBrew doesn't have, I'll look at (in sequence), Farmhouse Brewing Supply (WI), Home Brew Ohio (OH), Williams Brewing (CA), and MoreBeer. My preference is to shop regional (North Central USA) if I can.
In Alpharetta I visit Brew Depot. They almost always have what I need, prices are reasonable, and great friendly advice.www.BeerAndWineCraft.com in Atlanta!
I'm the owner of Beer & Wine Craft so...In Alpharetta I visit Brew Depot. They almost always have what I need, prices are reasonable, and great friendly advice.
Now that I see that Beer & Wine Craft has dramatically upped their game since when I last looked (2021) I most definitely need to give them a visit.
How blessed I am to have TWO good brew stores within a half-hour's drive? (Note: a half hour drive in Atlanta is something like 7 miles...)