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Saturday, October 13, 2012

Homebrew beer and PUR water filters

Been at this for awhile now, and havent had a batch that has turned out decent yet. In my last post, i mentioned that i was going to try a few gallon's of bottled water, but that would cut into the reason for homebrewing in the first place.
What i am thinking, is that i may go get a water purifier of some sort, and try a batch of homebrew with that. am looking for anyone that might have some experience using a water purifier, that may be able to leave some comments, and put me in the right direction with this idea.
Thanks for reading, and i look forward to the comments.

Friday, October 12, 2012

Homebrewing your own beer

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Been at this homebrewing my own beer, for about a year now, and still have not had any great results from it. No matter what flavor malt we try, different storage methods, time periods etc etc, it still all comes out tasting about the same. Out of 15 batches, we have only had one that came out halfway decent, and that was only a few bottles. The only constant thing that has been the same, is the water. For some reason, the water out here that comes from the tap is different that in Port Angeles. I was thinking of buying a few gallons of water, to see if it made a difference or not. I know that will cut into my savings, and the whole reason for making my own beer in the first place, but i need to know.