Originally posted by John Z
Oooohhh, yeah! (there should be a beer version of the Kool Aid Man)
http://www.shenandoahbrewing.com/
I guess they've grown a bit since I lived up there. They do their own beers too and serve food. When they started it was strictly do-it-yourself. You can keg your beer or even bottle it (with your own custom-designed labels).
Thanks for these links. I had visited several already. Do you brew?Originally posted by willie
http://www.homebrewheaven.com/
http://www.mdhb.com/
http://www.beertown.org/index.htm
http://www.thebrewhut.com/
http://www.realbeer.com/
http://midwestsupplies.com/
http://www.thegrape.net/browse.cfm/2,1166.html
http://www.brewcat.com/Merchant2/me...de=hbps2&Product_Code=SK-0001&Category_Code=1
http://www.byo.com/
To name a few.
You will need bottles that are not twist top so I started drinking Sam Adams Lager and got a whole basement full of the proper bottles. The problem is I like Sam Adams Lager so much that I'm still in the bottle collecting stage.
Originally posted by SmallTown
Ya don't say..
Originally posted by Pete
Up until 2 years ago I brewed my own. I had some great batches, and some not too great batches. My best ever was a batch of Cranberry beer. I tried to copy Sam Adams cranberry they put out during Thanksgiving time. Mine turned out great and I hoarded it, only allowing special people to have some. I also used to make a brown ale that was good but it had to sit at least 2 weeks after bottling.
Not trying to sound funny or anything... but is it cheaper to make your own like folks who make their own ciggerettes or is it a yuppie thing
Originally posted by dems4me
Originally posted by Pete
Up until 2 years ago I brewed my own. I had some great batches, and some not too great batches. My best ever was a batch of Cranberry beer. I tried to copy Sam Adams cranberry they put out during Thanksgiving time. Mine turned out great and I hoarded it, only allowing special people to have some. I also used to make a brown ale that was good but it had to sit at least 2 weeks after bottling.
Not trying to sound funny or anything... but is it cheaper to make your own like folks who make their own ciggerettes or is it a yuppie thing
anyone :shrug:
Originally posted by dems4me
Is it cheaper to get fish by fishing or just buy them at the Giant?Originally posted by Pete
Up until 2 years ago I brewed my own. I had some great batches, and some not too great batches. My best ever was a batch of Cranberry beer. I tried to copy Sam Adams cranberry they put out during Thanksgiving time. Mine turned out great and I hoarded it, only allowing special people to have some. I also used to make a brown ale that was good but it had to sit at least 2 weeks after bottling.
Not trying to sound funny or anything... but is it cheaper to make your own like folks who make their own ciggerettes or is it a yuppie thing
The point was, queen of incoherency, it is a hobby type of thing and has slim chances of turning a profit.Originally posted by dems4me
Are you a dick or do you just play one in real life?
It depends on the cost of your bait, rod, reel and cost of gasoline to get out on the water topped off with the cost of parking your trailor...
try again please -- (hint: there are two answers I was hoping for -- a simple yes or no) TIA .
:Originally posted by willie
The point was, queen of incoherency, it is a hobby type of thing and has slim chances of turning a profit.
too much and skipped that post. Sorry. 
