Most people in England like a nice pint of beer. And if you drink or serve a fair bit of it, it may be worth learning how to make your own beer. We have good brands of artisan beers (including no-alcohol ones). But if you want to brew your own, here is the information you need. Keep hops & other brewing ingredients away from young children and pets.
Brewing is a skill that requires some studying as you have to know how to properly sanitise the beer for safety and then how to either put it in bottles or kegs. You’ll also need to invest in a few pieces of equipment (like a brew kettle and mash run), and obviously find a safe space to brew in. Plus you’ll need to buy your beer-making ingredients like malted barley or malt, alongside hops and brewing yeast.
Home Brew Beer is a book to show you every step to make your own beer, with 30 spreads on home brewing techniques, alongside 110 recipes and 100 photos. Learn how to choose the best malt, yeast and hops, and learn the base equipment you need to get started. Each recipe is suitable for the full-mash technique. Beer recipes include:
- London bitter
- American IPA
- Imperial brown ale
- Munich helles
- Ginger Beer
- Blueberry stout
- Belgian tripels
- Bohemian pilsner
- Mexican cerveza
