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Big Book Of Beer Brewing Brings Boozemaking Back To Your Abode!

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So you want to start brewing beer in your apartment, but are too lazy to go to an actual class on it? Good news! The Brooklyn Brew Shop (which is devoted to, you guessed it, brewing your own beer) has gone and written a whole new book on the topic. We'd say it was like Homebrewing for Dummies, but, well, turns out that already exists.

And we aren't just talking about one recipe: the Brooklyn Brew Shop's Beer Making Book boasts 52 beer recipes (including four gluten-free beers!), bottling instructions and an equipment guide and a whole section on topics like cooking with beer and how to grow your own hops. If you are looking to get into the brew your own scene we'd probably still start with a class, but buying a book certainly isn't going to hurt your beers. The book, which lists for $19.99, hits a bookstore near you on November 1.

And here's a helpful video from the Brew Shop that goes over the basics of brewing your own:

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  • I used to love home brewing, I have a home so space wasn't a problem so I would make 5 gallons at a time! My friends loved me!!! :)
    Now I just look for a good  brewery in michigan .

  • I used to homebrew and actually lived upstate in a basement apartment cold enough to lager (think 50s). But I wonder how even brewing an ale is gonna pan out in most NYC apartments. The optimum temperature for ale yeast fermentation is 70ish or below. When the heat kicks on, you may find yourself will a very sweet half-fermented beer.

  • krinklecutfires

    Not to be all debby downer on this book but the tome of modern homebrewing, How to Brew by John Palmer, is available for free viewing in entirety at howtobrew.com.

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