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Box Brew Kits Quartermaster 1-Gallon Home Brew Kit
Our popular "QuarterMaster" beer making kit is a great option for beginner and veteran brewers alike who have limited space and an eye for style. This kit measures 25"x14", and boasts a large hinged compartment for any extra accessories. A compact design provides everything you need to brew - and bottle - 1 gallon of beer. Each of the four re-usable cobalt blue quart-size bottles is perfect for sharing.
A full set of instructions and recipes are provided.
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All American Amber Ale Recipe Pack
Box Brew Kits offers a variety of 1-gallon ingredient kits and everything you need to get started brewing one gallon of crisp, classic amber ale. All of our recipe packs include freshly crushed vacuum-packed grains, hops, yeast, a fine mesh straining bag for grains, priming sugar, no-rinse sanitizer, and complete set of instructions. Designed to pair perfectly with any of our one (or two) gallon Box Brew Kits.
This classic amber ale combines standard brewers malt with darker, richer colors and textures of caramel and amber malt. A perfect beer for any season. homebrewing kits. These recipe packs are designed to be brewed on your stovetop using an 8 quart (or larger) stockpot. Hops and yeast (especially liquid yeast) are best when stored in the refrigerator until you're ready to brew.
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BOX BREW KITS: CRAFT YOUR OWN BEER & WINE - IN STYLE
Introducing Box Brew Kits handmade small batch home-brew beer and winemaking kits. Unlike most bulky kits currently available, a Box Brew Kit fits in your apartment and gives you everything you need to tackle the brewing process in classic style, even if you've never brewed before. Each of our home-brewing kits celebrates the rustic roots of home-brewing, and no two are exactly alike. Each kit includes complete written instructions and diagrams, a brewers' log, and more than 25 tasty recipes to try. We have multiple sizes available, capable of brewing one to three gallons of beer or wine in about three weeks. Enjoy!
Mike Langone: I first discovered brewing five years ago. It was love at first brew. However, the brewing process left much to be desired. It was a ungainly process involving ugly plastic fermenters, a messy kitchen and thoroughly disgruntled roommates. I figured there had to be a better way to brew, one that would look at home in any environment and celebrate the process rather than hide it. In January 2013 I designed the first Box Brew Kit (then called Hopbox). It was everything I wanted a brewing kit to be: stylish, portable, and accessible. I wanted to inspire people to brew, to experiment with new recipes, to feel the satisfaction that comes with sharing something you have made with family and friends.
Matt Gorman: Mike and I have been best friends since kindergarten. We developed a shared love of beer over the years, so when he got into homebrewing I naturally reaped the rewards of free beer. After a few years of mooching, I finally decided to try my hand at brewing. My first brew was done with a Box Brew Kit, and I immediately fell in love with both the process and the product. I have always had a passion for entrepreneurial pursuits, and I have never been more excited than I am about this project. BBK turned me into a novice yet enthusiastic homebrewer my first session, and I am eager to share my experience.
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