Do you know a good home brew recipe (beer)?
Looking for a nice recipe for home brewed beer (not the supermarket kits, after 20something batches of that we’re kinda over it). Something that tastes a bit like Cascade (premium, with a citrussy hint). We’ve got the 23ltr plastic drum set-up. Thanks 
Go to your local do-it-yourself brewery… They have hundreds of variations that you can brew at home…
How would I go about getting a permit for selling the beer I brew?
It’s doable but it gets kind of involved, in that you need equipment and a safe, convenient place to put it and check up on everything. Here’s just one walk through I was able to find in a hurry.
http://www.eartheasy.com/eat_homebrew.htm
Using sugar tends to speed things up a bit, but ideally with trial and error you should eventually be able to follow the "Reinheitsgebot" rule using only water, hops, malt, and yeast. Good luck!
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Comment by knoodelhed — November 10, 2009 @ 8:02 am
The recipe isn’t that important. It is the procedure that matters. Get a good book on the subject and study it. I have about 15 books on the subject and have read several more than once and one at least 4 times. Believe it or not I keep learning every time I read one. Dave Miller’s Hombrewing guide is the best and the one I read 4 times not counting the times I used it as a guide while brewing. Charlie Papazian is a good author also but I do not think that he is as informative as Dave is. The time you spend with these books will be very rewarding. It will save you much grief in the future.
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Comment by wwgiese — November 10, 2009 @ 8:10 am
Nothing wronmg with extract kits – there are several different styles and they make a good beer as long as you use malt extract instead of corn sugar.
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Comment by ian s — November 10, 2009 @ 8:53 am
Go to your local do-it-yourself brewery… They have hundreds of variations that you can brew at home…
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Comment by HONORARIUS — November 10, 2009 @ 9:04 am