A Different approach to Small Scale brewing

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A Different approach to Small Scale brewing

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Ok, there's Mr. Beer, BrewDemon, and various 1 gallon beer kits that you can get out there but this one has a little different approach. Combining aesthetics and an all-in-one place to keep all your brewing equipment this is an interesting twist on a home brew kit aimed at smaller kitchens and keeping what you need to brew close at hand. The HopBox.

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#40 - Citra-Nilla Cream Ale IPA - Brewed:9/20/15

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#39 - Dead Fly IPA - Brewed: 8/29/15 Bottled: 9/27/15
#38 - Apricot Hefeweizen (Colab w/Adam at SOL)- Brewed: 8/8/15

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#36 - Summer Wheat: Oberon Clone - Brewed: 7/11/15
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#29 - Strawberry Lime Cider, Brewed/10/19/14 Kegged

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#34 - Second Runnings IPA - Brewed: 3/29/15
#32 - Harvest Nugget Smash v2 (TBD) Brewed 11/27/14
#35 - Columbus Pale Ale - Brewed: 5/02/15
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Re: A Different approach to Small Scale brewing

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Oooooo, Citra IPA and 115 IBU's? I'm hoppy about that!
Not exactly cheap but what hobby is?
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Re: A Different approach to Small Scale brewing

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Beer-lord wrote:Oooooo, Citra IPA and 115 IBU's? I'm hoppy about that!
Not exactly cheap but what hobby is?
That's a whopping 2.09 BU:GU ratio!

But, 1-3 gallons? And Blue Bottles?

C'mon...

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Re: A Different approach to Small Scale brewing

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$209 for 3 gallon fermenter = NO.

Not unless it's an SS conical.
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mashani wrote:$209 for 3 gallon fermenter = NO.
But Dave, you'd be the hippest brewer around with that set up. :lol:
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But only if it's served in a fedora... :lol:
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It's expensive :blink: , but it's as much a piece of art as it is a functional brewing setup. :cool:
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