Homebrew beer, the basics of home beer brewing.

The step by step process I use to brew malt extract recipe beer. This is a great video to watch if you're brewing for the first time, or want to know more about how to home brew. Teach everyone what makes a good craft beer!

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[fathergratwick]

Yup you could just go buy some Guinness (at twice the price of making it and no sense of satisfaction).... Just as you could eat at Mac Donald's everyday instead of learning to cook for yourself.... but there are still some of us that aren't too lazy to do for ourselves and enjoy knowing more about what we eat and drink than the price and logo on the box of can.

[azPonyboy]

lol I like the song at the end. I like it ALOT!

[Tye Inwood]

Where can one purchase a big kettle like that inexpensively?

[Tyler Cantwell]

So the steeping grains is your mash? Did you mill them? Ive never seen it done without a mash tun. But using just a mesh net looks waaaay easier. Im also assuming your grains werent malted since you added malt?

[DntBuyTheHype]

This is one of the better how to homebrew videos out there. The only thing I would add is to stress the importance of cleaning and sanitizing all equipment and anything that comes into contact with the beer. The fermentation process is thriving place for bacteria which will ruin your beer.

[colomboricua]

no truer words

[1TtidnaB]

How important is it to transfer the brew into a secondary fermentation tank?

[Fititodamian123]

Very informative and useful video, thanks

[Haakon Gran]

Great vid! Question: what do you do at 4:45, adding water? Did you siphon off half of the content to make room?:s

[modestomouso1234]

The song at the end was fuckin' hilarious! I can't wait to start home-brewing. I've been pretty heavy into craft beer for quite a few years now, and I can't wait to see where my mind takes me brewing up different stuff!

[Gabriel Steven]

I found the video very interesting and it was worth watching.

[deadfast01]

Sounds like the postal guy