The perennial favourite of home brewers, "Brew Your Own British Real Ale" is a CAMRA classic. This new edition is re-written, enhanced and updated with new recipes for contemporary and award-winning beers, as well as recipes for old favourites no longer brewed commercially.Written by home brewing authority Graham Wheeler, "Brew Your Own British Real Ale" includes detailed brewing instructions for both novice and more advanced home-brewers, as well as comprehensive recipes for recreating some of Britain's best-loved beers at home.
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Graham Wheeler is a leading authority on home-brewing and the author of Home Brewing and Brew Classic European Beer at Home, also published by CAMRA. He has written extensively on the subjects of home brewing and recreating classic British and foreign beers at home.
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Format:Paperback
Being a book about Real Ale, you won't find any lager recipes in here. Just as well, as properly brewed lagers are more dificult to brew at home. This makes the book an excellent entry into home brewing, having instructions for extract, partial mash and full mash brewing. The recipes are clear and easy to understand and make a good basis for creating your own beers once you've gained a bit more confidence. The anecdotes about the history of different types of beers make this book more interesting than a straight instruction book. I would also recommend the CAMRA Guide to Hoembrewing and Brew Classic European Beers at Home by the same author.
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By Brew Man
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I have been home brewing ale for over 25 years and there is always something new to learn. This book had some new tips which certainly made my latest brew one of my best. The CAMRA seal of approval gives this book serious authenticity and I would recommend it to anyone who is used to brewing from raw ingredients.
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An excellent intro to brewing technique for the beginner and excellent recipes for the more experienced. For more info on the subject you cannot get better than world wide web dot jimsbeerkit dot co dot uk.
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Full of genuine practical advice. Authoritative and Credible...
Great book written from years of practical brewing. The Author is not frightened to express his own opinions which may fly in the face of generally held beliefs and practises
Published 3 months ago by Basil
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Now planning various varieties
This wil keep a keen home brewer occupied for days and have something to show for it. Beats the VAT increases hands down, so he says.
Published 3 months ago by ladybird
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Easy to follow, well written in a logical sequence.
This is a book for anyone who wants to take home brewing a stage further by using 'dry' ingredients. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Ian E Gibson
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Excellent recipes
As the author of[.Brew Beer the easy way: How to brew quality beer easily, cheaply and well..],I know a thing or two about brewing beer. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Dennis
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Brewing heaven
Enjoying this purchase greatly... Useful tool for my homebrewing ventures... The brews in it will be challenging for me to try over the coming months and years but I'm sure it... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Froggi
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British Real Ale
It was a gift for my boyfriend and he loves this book, he is sad that our kitchen is too small to brew a beer but he is looking forward to brew once or more. Who knows!!!
Published 8 months ago by sanny
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British Real Ale
This is a great book for all the recipes and ideas you need to brew some real ales and gives you plenty of ideas to create your own. Try it!
Published 8 months ago by Johnny P
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Ok - Not Great
I've changed this from a 2 star (poor) to a 3 star (satisfactory)
This book is ok...not great...(just)!!!!! Read more
This book is ok...not great...(just)!!!!! Read more
Published 9 months ago by C. Lanham
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Spot on
The home brewers handbook full of interesting tips and solutions to problems that arise mid-brew.
Lots of clone brew recipes to try out for all grain, with some also adapted... Read more
Lots of clone brew recipes to try out for all grain, with some also adapted... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Timmy
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Lot's of recipes for brewing beers simlar to mainstream beers. If you have a certian beer you like then this book is worth getting the recipe from. Read more
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