I'm going to start making my own beer and wine, any suggestions?

[Classic Rock]

always liked crafted beers,thought I might give it a shot

[Hoosiercatdaddy]

I suggest you make Coors Light, its tasty

[be47320]

yeah, this never ends well

dont be "home brew guy" and force guests at your house to drink that shit when its way easier and just as cheap to buy it at the store


when they say its good, they are lying

[FalconFreak]

Follow your dreams, remember Ford, Edison and others were all nay sayed on their intentions.
And if it doesnt work I have some white lightnen to wash away all the dissapointment

[mikkii10]

copper head is a good place to make it

[Slammer]

Give it a shot, you never know what you might create as you learn. I have a friend that brews and he makes some excellent things, so by no means does it all have to be bad.

Try and find some kind of brewing group or club near you, so you can meet and talk to people with some experience. That will get you started with learning about the equipment you will need, ingredients, etc. as well as getting some tips and learning about potential pitfalls.

[the penguin]

go with shine....it has more kick.

[Classic Rock]

Originally Posted by Hoosiercatdaddy

I suggest you make Coors Light, its tasty

You don't have to brew Coors Light ,just put some water in a bottle and stir

[Sammy the Goose]

Originally Posted by Hoosiercatdaddy

I suggest you make Coors Light, its tasty

Are you suggesting he's a HOMO?

[BrewMan]

I brew my own beer...but I do it as a hobby, not because it's some sort of cheap replacement or because it tastes better than anything I can get at the store. It's a lot of work and somewhat costly but it's nice when the finished product tastes good!

Coors light...LMAO.

[bt33]

For wine its a lot of work, but go to a 'you brew' place, for white wine let it sit for 3-4 months either in stainless steel or oak then you bottle it, and wait 6-8 more months before drinking. Don't buy cheap grapes or the wine will suck. If you make red it should sit in oak for a yr, then you cellar it for 3-5 yrs and again buy the more expensive grapes, we let our red sit 8-10 yrs, good luck if you do it.

[PHILLYBIRDS20]

Just invite the coloreds to ur house serve them bobo cream soda with some toothpaste in it and tell them its home brewed, dont forget the funyons

[buli]

Funyons...lol

[phillyjimmy]

too much of a pain in the ass
find a nice micro brewery near you

[Classic Rock]

Originally Posted by BrewMan

I brew my own beer...but I do it as a hobby, not because it's some sort of cheap replacement or because it tastes better than anything I can get at the store. It's a lot of work and somewhat costly but it's nice when the finished product tastes good!

Coors light...LMAO.

yea ,think it's going to be fun several guys I work with are doing the same.Let me know if you have a good brew recipe for me to try or some pointers