Beer-Making Starter Kits

Super-Deluxe Luxury Beer Kit:

This baby has it all. An "everything-you-need" hardware setup - all the brewer has to supply is a stovetop, and beer bottles.
This complete startup hardware kit comes with:

5-gallon stainless-steel stockpot
stainless steel mesh strainer (for hops)
boil-proof nylon spoon
Charlie Papazian's 400-page Joy of Homebrewing (the "Bible" of beermaking)
8-gallon primary fermenting bucket
5-gallon Better Bottle carboy (for secondary aging and clarification)
heavy-duty bottle capper (lifetime guarantee never to break)
glass "triple scale" hydrometer
floating glass thermometer
stick-on "Fermometer" thermometer (for the outside of the primary bucket)
auto-siphoning racking cane (starts siphons with a quick pump, easy to clean)
six feet of siphon tubing
spring-loaded bottle filler (for easy filling of beer bottles)
hose clamp for shutting off the siphon
airlock
2 rubber stoppers
4 ounces of Iodophor iodine sterilizer
1 pound of corn sugar
approx. 100 bottle caps

The total cost of this hardware set-up is $169.95 with a Better Bottle secondary carboy.
If you want this kit with a glass 5-gallon carboy instead of a Better Bottle, please add $10.00.
(Click here to read about the Better Bottles advantages.)
To order a recipe to go with this starter kit, please go to our recipe pages.

The Deluxe Beer-Making Starter Kit:

Everything from above, except this kit does not have the first three items. You will need to acquire your own three to five-gallon stockpot, mesh strainer (or colander), and long-handled spoon before you start brewing; other than that, this is a very complete hardware setup.

The cost of this hardware setup is $119.95 with a Better Bottle secondary
Or $129.95 with a five-gallon glass carboy/secondary.

To order a recipe to go with this kit, please go here
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The Basic Beer Kit:

Everything from the Deluxe Kit, except there is no secondary carboy - the brewer can easily brew solely with the plastic bucket that comes with the kit, or can acquire a carboy later on down the line.

The cost of this hardware setup is $99.95
To order a recipe to go with this kit, please go here.

Remember, you can always collect your own bottles and re-use them for homebrewing. (Try to collect the glass "pop-top" bottles, not the ones that twist-off, or screw off. But if you need more beer bottles with that first starter kit? Check out our bottle page.....We sometimes have used bottles in our store as well, which will always be clean, de-labelled and in boxes at a discounted cost. Supplies on used bottles will vary.