The Norther Brewer Starter Kit Offers a Good Excuse to Stay Indoors
Meghan Young — December 19, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: northernbrewer & uncrate
I've got the best gift idea for your beer loving friend: the Norther Brewer Starter Kit. It basically allows you to create a personal brewery in the comfort of your own home. Considering that many will be staying indoors rather than braving the cold, it might be the perfect way to pass the time.
Priced at only $80, the Norther Brewer Starter Kit is comprised of two 6-gallon buckets, a fermentation lock, tubing, a bottle filler, a brush, a capper, 144 bottle caps, a hydrometer, a sanitizer, instructions and a tutorial DVD. All you need to provide are the ingredients.
Priced at only $80, the Norther Brewer Starter Kit is comprised of two 6-gallon buckets, a fermentation lock, tubing, a bottle filler, a brush, a capper, 144 bottle caps, a hydrometer, a sanitizer, instructions and a tutorial DVD. All you need to provide are the ingredients.
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Homebrewing Industry - The homebrewing industry can continue catering to the demand for affordable and easy-to-use kits with customizable options, such as flavor profiles and ingredients for a diverse user experience.
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