He goes on to talk about home brewing in general, and some of the "old brewer's tales" about the craft. For your supplies and equipment, he warns...."Start by selecting a reputable supplier. Avoid internet-only, mail-order-only operations or places with part time hours. Select a bonafide storefront owner who's been in business at least five years or longer." That fits The Brewer's Apprentice to a "T"!

And further...."Do not under any circumstances buy a kit at a department store or from an infomercial! Who you gonna call if you need a recipe for a pale ale ---some guy at Walmart? You'll want an experienced brewer to answer questions and help with formulations, not just during the holidays, but year round"

George Hummel, and in fact any of our homebrew customers, knows there is no substitute for knowledge and experience. We have both, and we carry an extensive in-store supply of the freshest ingredients you can find, anywhere. We are an established Brew On Premise, and our stock turns over on a regular basis, so there's no chance our homebrew customers (walk-ins, mail-order, or internet) will get anything but the freshest ingredients for their recipes.

Stop by and see us today....your beer will thank you!