Customize your
equipment kit to fit YOUR needs. High Gravity's
Build Your Own Starter Homebrew Kit starts out
with the basic pieces of equipment needed to
make your own world class beer, then lets you
add additional items that will enhance your
brewing experience. You can even pick out your
fist batch of beer, all from one convenient
page!
This shirt was
designed by Dave Garner, a member of the Edmonton
Homebrewers Guild and works for the Yukon Brewing
Company. After looking for a great beer shirt to wear
and unable to find one he liked, he decided to make
his own. His wife did the artwork.
The shirts are 55%
cotton & 45 % rayon.
They come in sizes M,
L, XL, XXL & XXL
High Gravity
Private Collection Available January through March 2009
Brewing high gravity beer is a long
standing European tradition, and Wyeast is making it
possible for you to create and brew your own. Whether
you are looking to brew an extremely rich malty brew
with a powerful bouquet or a winter warmer with malty
sweetness and complexity, Wyeast's High Gravity
Private Collection™ will provide you with the most
critical tool to make it possible.
These brews will take a little more preparation,
demand more effort and require more patience but the
benefits are amazing! So, settle in this winter season
with your favorite brewing resources and prepare
yourself for a truly Big Brew experience.
This collection of special blends has been developed
at Wyeast by their dedicated brewing wizards. Please
give them a warm toast as your senses explode!
Thanks for your generous help with this years Toys for
Tots. We were able to fill our donation box to the
rim and then some! We look forward to collecting
toys next year.
Earn Brew Bucks
Items priced over $50 can earn Brew
Buck
that can be redeemed on future purchases.
You can view your Brew Bucks by logging in and clicking on
My Account.
Click here for more
details.
A
Short History of Beer
Between 10,000 and 15,000 years ago, some humans discontinued their
nomadic hunting and gathering and settled down to farm. Grain was
the first domesticated crop that started that farming process.
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Looking for additional information on homebrewing and winemaking?
Check out our
Brewing Beer and
Making Wine pages.
Want to learn more about High
Gravity?
Check out the
About Us page to see
how we got started, send us feedback or to meet Pippin, our African Gray
Parrot..
A
Short History of Beer