All-Grain Brewing for Beginners: A Complete Equipment Guide

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024

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  • @duraazuz4554
    @duraazuz4554 Месяц назад +1

    Hope to see more of your videos

    • @TheBeardyManCraftBeers
      @TheBeardyManCraftBeers  Месяц назад

      That's awesome to hear! 🎉 Thanks for the support, and I’ve got more fun brewing content on the way-stay tuned! 🍻

  • @NW-lj6oo
    @NW-lj6oo Месяц назад +1

    Very useful video, many thanks.

  • @Asterism55
    @Asterism55 4 месяца назад +1

    hi there. I'm in Ireland and just into brewing. Been doing beer kits for about 4-5 months and more recently extract kits. Going into all grain. However, i have to say, the prices you are quoting for kettles and all in ones, i definitely haven't seen. Practically all of the sites in Ireland don't stock simple kettles anymore and so you have to get them in at prices certainly higher than you are quoting. Maybe i didn't find them but i've looked pretty hard. Even to get a burner is near €50 euro, never mind the pot. I looked into the Anvil system but couldn't get it into Ireland. certainly not easy.

    • @TheBeardyManCraftBeers
      @TheBeardyManCraftBeers  4 месяца назад

      Yeap I totally hear you, unfortunately Ireland really isn't a marketplace for homebrewing and it can be pretty frustrating trying to source the equipment you need. And even when you do have access to products in Ireland you may end up paying through the nose - or if you import them then the boys in customs will add on a chunk of fees.
      The pricing throughout the video are very approximate prices obtained mostly from the manufactures (so not the resellers). They don't include taxes, import duties and delivery fees as they differ from country to country.
      But yes, completely agree with you, I'm currently trying to source some basic equipment which is proving difficult mainly due to access and costs outside my control.

  • @przemekw713
    @przemekw713 4 месяца назад +1

    Class 👌🍺🍺🍺