The Brewer’s Market Launches & Offers Unique Homebrew Kits
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On November 17, 2010 At 8:59 am
Category : Homebrewing
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WINDSOR, ON – Partners Noah Fleming and Derek and Laurie Bilokraly have announced the launch of The Brewer’s Market, a new online shop that sells unique homebrew kits to beer drinkers who aren’t experienced in homebrewing but would like to get an easy start.
Offered in both 1-gallon “growler” and 5-gallon “bucket” sizes, the kits include everything needed to make a batch of beer, including custom mixed grain bills for recipes such as Double Double Coffee Porter, Maple Oatmeal Breakfast Stout, and The Noble Prize Czech Lager. The packages of malt, hops and yeast are also available separately for those who already have the equipment from a previous kit purchase.
For more information, including a full list of recipes available and pricing details, visit the Brewer’s Market website.
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