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16 recommendations and reviews from 16 people

• Referral from March 10, 2018
  

  Tyler L. asked:

  Hello! I want to try my hand at making my own mead at home. Does anyone know of any good priced or well run brewery stores in the area? Edit: Also, local honey! If that exists.

  

  Dale J. replied:

  Morebeer.com

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• Referral from March 5, 2018
  

  Alex B. asked:

  What's the best place to buy Imperial Organic yeast from?

  

  Craig D. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/36976282978 MoreBeer.com

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• Referral from November 2, 2017
  

  ShakeYourShores asked:

  Best independent homebrew suppliers? My apologies as I've been out of the game since my daughter was born, but I'm ready to get back brewing and the two suppliers I used to use -- Northern Brewer and Midwest Supplies -- are both owned by a mega-corporation. Can anyone recommend a good independent supplier of kits, ingredients and supplies? Thanks!

  

  britjh22 replied:

  No apologies needed, congratulation on getting enough sleep to come back! [MoreBeer](https://www.morebeer.com/) and [Adventures In Homebrewing](https://www.homebrewing.org/) have been excellent for me. I plan to try [Ritebrew](http://www.ritebrew.com/Default.asp) soon but have only heard good things, and [Austin Homebrew Supply](https://www.austinhomebrew.com/) is also pretty well regarded (and I think the same company as AIH).

  

  chileheadd replied:

  My $0.02: [MoreBeer](https://www.morebeer.com/) [Homebrew Stuff](http://www.homebrewstuff.com/) Both have free shipping on orders over $59

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• Referral from October 17, 2017
  

  Ron S. asked:

  Where's the closest place to get wine yeast? We have a ton of super ripe muscadines.

  

  Ray D. replied:

  I like to order from morebeer.com in the event I can't get to Asheville.

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• Referral from December 10, 2015
  

  Nicholas B. asked:

  Hi All, I have been getting my ingredients from Northern Brewer , but would like to avoid paying for shipping. I heard that Daddy Brews is no longer open for business, but does anyone know of another local HBS? If not, where do you prefer to order your ingredients? Thanks.

  

  Lanny A. replied:

  WWW.morebeer.com no shipping

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• Referral from October 11, 2015
  

  Holly G. asked:

  New here. Looked everywhere but I can't find any Brewers yeast anywhere. Any plant eaters out there know if some is hiding here in town somewhere?

  

  Sophia W. replied:

  we get brewer's yeast from Lengthwise in Bakersfield or morebeer.com

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• Referral from August 17, 2015
  

  Eric C. asked:

  Greetings from Abuja - my first batch is brewing right now - a nice Saison. What are people's favorite suppliers who ship to pouch?

  

  Doug P. replied:

  MoreBeer.com will ship to a DPO. All our orders to Nicaragua, equipment & kits, were received without problem. We even received 9 lbs vacuum sealed LME multiple times without issue. Never used the pouch however I've been told there are limits on liquids going through the DPO at our new post - Macedonia. Haven't tested this yet.

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• Referral from June 4, 2015
  

  Gary B. asked:

  Anyone know where to get cheap grains?

  

  Christopher J. replied:

  Morebeer.com

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• Referral from May 13, 2015
  

  Michał P. asked:

  Hi. I'm starting to grow my own hops, these are my babies after 2 and a half week in the soil. All four of them are Polish varieties, and I really want to extend my 'plantation' with some American, English and south Pacific ones, but literally I find no way to get some rhizomes to Poland. Is there any shop shipping them to Europe? I'd be really pleased to have my own Citra or Simcoe...

  

  Chris S. replied:

  Maybe morebeer.com or Yakima valley hops would ship? Whatever varietal you choose, just make sure that it will do well in your local climate. I'm finding that Cascades do fine in a little fog.

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• Referral from January 9, 2015
  

  Renee S. asked:

  Where is the best place to get ball lock kegs? Or....if anyone has 2-3 they would like to sell - let me know! Thanks!

  

  Michael F. replied:

  I would also check online. A lot of stores have sales on them...for example just a few days ago, morebeer.com had new ones for $79. A lot of those places also offer fixed shipping rate i.e. $7.99 which makes it a great deal.

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• Referral from May 22, 2014
  

  Robert M. asked:

  Unwrapped this bad boy today and was happy before in boxing then got a headache after looking at all the parts. It's a 14 gallon self heating and cooking conical fermenter. I bought it because I know I will have space issues in my new house. The freezer/controller setup I had before is just too clunky for the setup of the new house.

  

  Robert M. replied:

  MoreBeer.com makes them and I am now missing one arm and one leg. LOL

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• Referral from May 4, 2014
  

  Robin N. asked:

  Live in southwest VA. Closet brew store is 1 1/2 to 2 hours away. Any suggestions on a online brew store would really like free shipping!!

  

  Bob R. replied:

  for online, I like Midwest.com and MoreBeer.com

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• Referral from February 13, 2014
  

  Michael F. asked:

  Finally getting into kegging. Other than looking on craigslist every day, does anybody have any other suggestions for where to look for decently priced kegs (I would like a 12L, 2 x 19L, and a 23L)?

  

  Andrew S. replied:

  I purchased my keg system through Morebeer.com. It is a US based site (if your looking for local then not sure). You can always try Dan's Homebrew but make sure you put new seals and O-Rings in with keg lube.

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• Referral from September 11, 2012
  

  Jeremy S. asked:

  Does anyone do Brew in a Bag / No Chill here? I'm looking to go to All Grain using this method soon and want to do the no chill thing as well to keep my brew day time to a minimum. Anywhere local to find a good No Chill container? Looking for a 5-6 gallon container... thanks!

  

  Jeremy S. replied:

  I Not sure what that woyld cost me at Dan's...this is from Bosagrape. I think the DME cost is about right. Everything else I'm sure is cheaper in bulk... I'm sure it's mostly volume driven, but it seems we pay up to 50% more than in the US. For this price, I could have bought a kit at morebeer.com to make Pliny the Elder with yeast and then had $10 to spare.

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• Referral from January 27, 2004
  

  aerotechrc asked:

  Thanks for the welcome everyone! Had a question for the group. I am looking at buying a 9 or 14 gallon kettle and was wondering if anyone can recommend a local supplier or at least a Canadian...

  

  Hi Denis, Yes, I am purchasing it locally (south shore). I will ask about arranging something for the group if others are interested. The place where I am getting them doesn't typically sell to the public and are doing me a favor, but I will certainly ask if we could do a group purchase. I have seriously thought about going the plastic cooler route to get started. I am thinking that I will probably buy my kettle from morebeer.com and then use plastic for the rest. -Kevin

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