Brooklyn Brew Shop's: Beer Making Book
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Beer Making Book

Have you been wanting to make beer at home, but have been unsure where to start? Have you mastered the basic beers at home and have been searching high and low for fresh ideas and recipes?

Whether an experienced or novice brewer, a seasonal and local home cook, or simply a DIY aficionados, the Beer Making Book has something for everyone. Greenmarket-inspired and seasonally brewed, the Beer Making Book includes fun and imaginative recipes for everyday and special occasion brews: Everyday IPA and Lady Lavender for spring; Grapefruit Honey Ale and Lobster Saison for summer; Apple Crisp Ale and Pumpkin Dubbel for fall, and Chocolate Maple Porter and New Year Beer for winter. You’ll also find food pairing suggestions, recipes for cooking with beer, and tips for growing hops.

For anyone who gets a kick out of saying “I made this!” – you too can make a great craft beer right on your stovetop.

From the reviews

★★★★★

“Great book with easy to follow one gallon and 5 gallon recipes divided up by season. Can’t wait to try them all!”

Jake · Syracuse, NY
★★★★★

“If you want to know how they arrive at their mixes, get this book. If you have interest in expanding your knowledge, get this book. Now, if you brew at home using their 1 gallon carboy and want to use another recipe in this book, brush up on your math. Most recipes are for 5 gallon brews. Hint…..it’s simple math. THIS BOOK IS A GREAT RESOURCE.”

Tom Carpenter · Maryville, TN
★★★★★

“Purchased this since I've become such a fan of BBS. The book comes with recipes from their website and quite a few that aren't. I am excited to try many of these in the weeks and months to come. Also, it was a great primer for me. I learned more about hops, grains, and yeast - which was invaluable to me as it was described in layman terms. I enjoyed this one so much, I bought their other book. So I'll look forward to comparing each and reviewing that one. I recommend this to anyone wanting to have something on hand as a reference manual.”

José · Port St. John, FL

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