how much beer does this kit provide\
1060834
Youll get 8 1pint bottles out of each batch. Warning: dont dtink the beer as soon as its done. Let it sit for a couple weeks on the bottles first. The taste gets better. Also the beer that comes with it is not so great. Try other formulas. This kit is great to start learning the basics of home brewing.
1060835
This lets you brew 2 gallons at a time. That equates to about 21 twelve ounce servings.
1103336
Sir, if you are brewing your own beer my suggestion is this. Do what I did, when you get your kit, promptly go to your nearest Kmart, walmart etc, and get a tub of Oxy Clean. Be sure to get the stuff without Chlorine or bleach**! As this would be dangerous. I sanitize all my equipment with this. Happy brewing! Regards, Mattasaurus
1942030
I don't know anything about the Brooklyn beer kit, but I reckon it could be made in any equivalent kit. I made my first few beers in a 2 1/2 gallon water bottle, unscrewing the lid every day to let out the excess CO2. I suggest you check the Mr. Beer process on Youtube (example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2HsvmEE_bg), and follow that with your kit.
1947412
This kit does not come with any ingredients, only equipment. I got an ingredients "kit" from my local homebrew store. The brand was True Brew, which you can probably find online, and they have a bunch of different beer styles to choose from.
2156635
Good question. Seriously I don't have an answer. Comedically, since this beautiful Wine Enthusiast device holds 6 bottles of wine, I'd recommend buying it, buying 6 bottles of red wine, and now about the beer. Six bottles? I can usually drink that much by the time I'm home from the store. Just joking, but I enjoy beer as well as wine, scotch, champaign, vodka, etc. Have a great day, JR, and a very happy, healthy, and prosperous 2015!
1844009
The Mr Beer Kit has a fermenting keg and 1 liter bottles along with one or two extracts like this one. If you bought the kit, you can make another batch of beer with this "refill" pack. The "pack" means that is comes with the extract, yeast and a cleaning/sanitizing packet for cleaning the fermenter ker and bottles prior to making this batch.
1708673
It makes a lot. I had it out at a party (with pretty heavy drinkers) and it lasted the party. I didn't need to refill it, but it was very low by the end of the night. It also wasn't the only alcohol I served at the party, (some people just drank beer the whole night) so it did last longer, People are very impressed with it! :)
1431625
No, this is a good starter set for any beer kit. It has pretty much everything but a 5 gallon cookpot and bottles. The first kit I brewed was True Brew Irish Stout. True Brew has excellent kits if you haven't brewed before, with great step by step instructions and even caps for your bottles. I would definitely go with one of them if you are just starting out. Two other things you might want to consider that aren't in the kit are the Jet Carboy & Bottle washer and a stand capper. The hand capper that comes in the kit works fine, but if you are a capping 48 bottles it will wear you out. The stand cappers also hold the bottle while you cap so you are less likely to spill or miss cap. No, this is a good starter set for any beer kit. It has pretty much everything but a 5 gallon cookpot and bottles. The first kit I brewed was True Brew Irish Stout. True Brew has excellent kits if you haven't brewed before, with great step by step instructions and even caps for your bottles. I would definitely go with one of them if you are just starting out. Two other things you might want to consider that aren't in the kit are the Jet Carboy & Bottle washer and a stand capper. The hand capper that comes in the kit works fine, but if you are a capping 48 bottles it will wear you out. The... » Read More No, this is a good starter set for any beer kit. It has pretty much everything but a 5 gallon cookpot and bottles. The first kit I brewed was True Brew Irish Stout. True Brew has excellent kits if you haven't brewed before, with great step by step instructions and even caps for your bottles. I would definitely go with one of them if you are just starting out. Two other things you might want to consider that aren't in the kit are the Jet Carboy & Bottle washer and a stand capper. The hand capper that comes in the kit works fine, but if you are a capping 48 bottles it will wear you out. The stand cappers also hold the bottle while you cap so you are less likely to spill or miss cap. « Show Less
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No, it only comes with the beer ingredients. You will need to get all of the equipment separately.
314591
I bought mine as a gift as well. I think he said around 40 in his case. He gave away a bunch since there was so much. I just checked reviews and someone said they got 25. It will depend on how strong you want to make it. Some people add less water than is directed or they test it and add only as much as needed for the % alcohol they want. I think the recommended gets you 30 bottles.
2171559
Our trial of the product held 4 beers from 2 people. Lol! No seriously, that's how we tried it out!
1758759
I have only used the small ones a couple times, think it was maybe a few 2 liter bottles, I think it says on his website. I have the home station and a paint ball tank I bought on Amazon, the store where I filled it at said that tank should have enough air to do a small beer keg.
1053311
I am sorry, but this was a gift to my grandson and I was not present when he brewed. However, they did not need any additional items. He also raved about the root beer as really good and not at all like the commercial stuff - much better.
461099
This kit comes with a can of beer mix, 8 bottles (quarts), and a fermenter keg. Also comes with instructions that are easy but must be followed. There are other kits out there with no bottles which you need so pick this one.This kit is okay but buying refills has become way more expensive since a different company bought them out (Coopers).
1431623
No, this is a good starter set for any beer kit. It has pretty much everything but a 5 gallon cookpot and bottles. The first kit I brewed was True Brew Irish Stout. True Brew has excellent kits if you haven't brewed before, with great step by step instructions and even caps for your bottles. I would definitely go with one of them if you are just starting out. Two other things you might want to consider that aren't in the kit are the Jet Carboy & Bottle washer and a stand capper. The hand capper that comes in the kit works fine, but if you are a capping 48 bottles it will wear you out. The stand cappers also hold the bottle while you cap so you are less likely to spill or miss cap.
299207
This worked for me not sure how accurate the hydrometer is if you have a local brew store check them you you may be able to piece together what you need but this kit is really cheap on amazon same thing i seen online was 20 more
2029760
No, it is not a complete kit for the entire process. This is just the ingredients for a batch of beer. This does not include the pot, the bottles, the fermentation container, etc. However, if they are already brewing they should already have those items and the bottles are reusable (as long as they are pop tops, not twist offs).