Home Brew Review

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• Home Brew Review
• Published by
• https//www.homebrewwest.ie/

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• Over the last couple of years, home brewing has
  been more of a trend, and to understand why, one
  needs only to look at where it started. Think
  back to the beer your dad saw when you were a
  kid. I know my dad (he still does) has his
  favorite, so he kept to it. There wasn't a option
  even left to him. There was the one he wanted,
  and two others which were identical and equally
  common. There was the one for which our country
  is renowned, but oddly enough none drank here.
  There was the nice looking beer with the gold
  mark for the wealthy people and there was a
  limited range of foreign beers for the
  pretentious. Ale has become a tradition, handed
  on from father to son, and has been preferred for
  social allegiance rather than personal choice. It
  was built in cement. Do you want to learn more?
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• I can't recall why it happens, maybe slowly, but
  one day I caught myself looking at a whole wall
  of beer on a trip to the liquor store. Everything
  was exotic and new and I immediately enjoyed
  everything. I set out to try as many as I could
  and the disparity between them was astounding to
  my delight. There was specialty food. The days of
  yesterday, the days with little options and far
  fewer colours is gone. Beer drinkers have been
  starved for options everywhere. When one wanted
  their fresh and crisp beer, a whole selection of
  Lagers and Pilsners were eligible. If the flavor
  of preference was floral and hoppy, it was the
  Pale Ale variety. Dunkel and smoke? There are
  loads of stouts to pick from. I assume that the
  boom in home brewing is directly linked to, and
  partially responsible for, the immense rise in
  the variety of beer accessible to us. Here's the
  explanation.

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• The men who produce all these wonderful
  flavourful specialty beers that we so much
  appreciate are genuine fans who have wanted to
  make a living out of doing what they love. Before
  the gross margin was measured the satisfaction
  they take and the respect they give about the
  final product was there. Where did they run off
  to? There's no question plenty began their own
  home with a micro-brewery. Such Pioneers went out
  fearlessly and carved a place out of a sector
  that was controlled by two or three big breweries
  for too long. It in essence also had the impact
  of feeding the business from which it comes, and
  igniting fresh spark everywhere under people's
  feet for a time, encouraging them to get active
  and make their own product. Home brewing is
  therefore alive again, and in full force.
• Home Brewing has been such a fickle sport for too
  long, full of fixed backrests like tainted beers
  and bottles that exploded. Industry development
  has seen huge changes in products such as
  sanitisation and washing solutions. No more
  chlorine-based or sodium meta be-sulphate
  sanitisers to kill the yeast, or to ruin the brew
  with bacterial infections. Such old goods have
  given way to a modern model of no chemicals for
  rinsing. The yeast itself has worked its way
  back. Gone are the days of "one size fits all"
  yeast sachets and born is a new era a brewer
  will brew authentic ales and lagers using safale
  or saflager yeast. Have a look at Homebrew West
  to get more info on this.

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• Bound by their creativity alone, these days one
  may concoct anything they want. The variety of
  hops accessible to us is massive, with at least
  hundreds of various varieties sold in most
  specialty shops. Someone may imitate their
  favorite styles or produce something unique by
  mixing multiple hops and numerous malts. A strong
  partnership with a professional home brew store
  is a big benefit if a novice home brewer is
  serious about producing some amazing results from
  their labours. Without the product selection and
  expertise accessible at such an institution, a
  modern brewer will not take advantage of the
  innovations made possible by the bold men and
  women who came out of the ordinary and brought
  this revolutionary period to existence. A
  aspiring home brewer must be vigilant of the
  details they want to pursue, because the Web is
  riddled of contradictory titbits, and often
  charging for good knowledge is a safer choice.
• Growing batch brewing has a 6-8 week turn which
  needs just a few hours of strong work which two
  weeks of treatment when fermenting. The rewards
  surpass this little toil by miles. The money you
  save is going to be a great benefit, because you
  will make a perfect beer for as little as twenty
  to thirty cents per serving and the appreciation
  you get do not hurt. This isn't as critical as
  the cycle itself, or the fact that you love what
  you do, and the product of your labor. For
  friends and family ... or by yourself.

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• Summary
• As Irelands Largest homebrew wholesale and
  homebrew retail supplier with stores in Dublin
  and Galway and over 3500 home brewing products,
  they brought UK pricing for many products to
  Ireland in 2009 and that pricing is here to stay.
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• https//www.homebrewwest.ie/