I purchased a Mr. Beer brewing kit. Will this work with that kit, or do I need to purchase a Boston Brewing beer making kit for this to work?
356825
As far as I know this will not work in the Mr. Beer kit which uses a liquid pre-made wort mixture. The above should be used in conjunction with the Brooklyn beer kit, which involves real brewing.
356826
Mr Beer makes two gallons, this kit makes one. Almost used it for fermentation, but instead used my 3 gallon carboy, I did use Mr Beer keg to bottle. As far the process goes, this kit is much more advanced than Mr Beer, and will take a lot longer to process, but will also taste MUCH BETTER than anything Mr Beer can do.
356827
the MR. beer kit should work fine. but if you plan on brewing beer often i would recommend looking at the brewing kit that brooklyn brewshop offers they are the people that make the chocolate maple porter thier kits include a glass one gal. frementer and all the other stuff will need to start brewing. they are the only company I order from, thier great people very helpful with any questions you might have and thier products are amazing all the beers they offer are easy to brew and taste great and thier prices are very reasonable. www.brooklynbrewshop.com check them out .
356828
Yes it will work fine with any brewing kit for up to 2.25 gallons.I would not buy a 1 gallon carboy on line from anyone. Go buy a gallon of wine in a glass bottle,buy a stopper and an airlock and it will be cheaper.Brooklyn brew shop kits are very expensive and are not all ways complete and ready to brew.I will not purchase anymore.
299208
If it is by True Brew, then you Have a good Brewing System. I have stayed away from my First System with the Carboy, That was a Gold! The cleaning was tedious. Buckets are far more easier to Clean! and Sanitize. I recently got a Kit from Ohio Brewers, cheap! and it showed a Pic from True Brewers, They substituted there brand instead of what I had thought I was getting! Dissapointed, but not upset, I can work around it. True brew, although Higher Priced Is the way to Go!You will also want to do some homework into Food Grade Buckets, and LidsPersonally, I won't Buy From HomeBrewOhio.com again!!!! If it is by True Brew, then you Have a good Brewing System. I have stayed away from my First System with the Carboy, That was a Gold! The cleaning was tedious. Buckets are far more easier to Clean! and Sanitize. I recently got a Kit from Ohio Brewers, cheap! and it showed a Pic from True Brewers, They substituted there brand instead of what I had thought I was getting! Dissapointed, but not upset, I can work around it. True brew, although Higher Priced Is the way to Go!You will also want to do some homework into Food Grade Buckets, and LidsPersonally, I won't Buy From... » Read More If it is by True Brew, then you Have a good Brewing System. I have stayed away from my First System with the Carboy, That was a Gold! The cleaning was tedious. Buckets are far more easier to Clean! and Sanitize. I recently got a Kit from Ohio Brewers, cheap! and it showed a Pic from True Brewers, They substituted there brand instead of what I had thought I was getting! Dissapointed, but not upset, I can work around it. True brew, although Higher Priced Is the way to Go!You will also want to do some homework into Food Grade Buckets, and LidsPersonally, I won't Buy From HomeBrewOhio.com again!!!! « Show Less
412150
Yes, if you're going to be making beer from scratch. If you just buy kits and follow the instructions, you won't ever need it.
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I see another question that answered no on this but, you might want to call Brew and Save to find out for sure. Just found this on their site:Brew & Save Compatible BrewersKeurig® Line B30 Mini NoB31 Mini Plus YesB40 Elite YesB44 Classic YesB50 YesB60 Special Edition YesB66 Ultimate YesB70 Platinum YesB77 Select Ultra YesB79 Platinum Plus YesB100 YesB130 NoB135 YesB140 YesB145 YesB150 NoB155 NoB200 YesB1000 YesB3000 NoCuisinart® Line SS-700 YesSS-780PC YesBreville® Line BKC 600XL YesBKC 700XL YesMr. Coffee® Line BVMC-KG1 YesBVMC-KG2 YesBVMC-KG5 No I see another question that answered no on this but, you might want to call Brew and Save to find out for sure. Just found this on their site:Brew & Save Compatible BrewersKeurig® Line B30 Mini NoB31 Mini Plus YesB40 Elite YesB44 Classic YesB50 YesB60 Special Edition YesB66 Ultimate YesB70 Platinum YesB77 Select Ultra YesB79 Platinum Plus YesB100 YesB130 NoB135 YesB140 YesB145 YesB150 NoB155 NoB200 YesB1000 YesB3000 NoCuisinart® Line SS-700... » Read More I see another question that answered no on this but, you might want to call Brew and Save to find out for sure. Just found this on their site:Brew & Save Compatible BrewersKeurig® Line B30 Mini NoB31 Mini Plus YesB40 Elite YesB44 Classic YesB50 YesB60 Special Edition YesB66 Ultimate YesB70 Platinum YesB77 Select Ultra YesB79 Platinum Plus YesB100 YesB130 NoB135 YesB140 YesB145 YesB150 NoB155 NoB200 YesB1000 YesB3000 NoCuisinart® Line SS-700 YesSS-780PC YesBreville® Line BKC 600XL YesBKC 700XL YesMr. Coffee® Line BVMC-KG1 YesBVMC-KG2 YesBVMC-KG5 No « Show Less
532839
the sanitation packet should be included in the kit. You have everything you should need to make the brew. Try adding fruit in a hops sack to change up the flavor raspberries make an excellent addition.
2220932
No, it only comes with the beer ingredients. You will need to get all of the equipment separately.
1650292
If you have the rest of the kit, all the right items that you need to brew are probably in there. That being said, sanitation is KING when you are brewing. Keep it clean, or your hard work will be all for naught, and your beer will taste like sadness. Seriously! Cleanliness!!
961372
You should have no problems as long as you brew it as instructed on their website. They have a video on the best way to brew.
454643
no, this is considered an "ingredient kit", but not a full brewing kit. There are several places you can get those, but I chose a deluxe kit from The American Home Brewer. Got good support from them and they were pretty reasonably priced.I purchased this particular ingredient kit along with some others to give my husband a variety and see which ones he liked best. He hasn't made them all, so I don't have a "winner", but he has enjoyed them all so far.
130702
I do not have this machine yet, however i have really been researching it. I discovered that the solofill k3 model will fit this brewer(its fairly new to the market)....here is a copy from solofill web site...http://www.solofill.com/compatible-brewers-new/
2220934
Whoops.. I answered Yes earlier but the other people are correct. I bought this: http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Equipment-Gallon-Glass-Carboy/dp/B002BU7CVM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1423771918&sr;=8-1&keywords;=beer+making+equipment
376923
Yes there are. Mr beer is okay for first time Brewers but for more experienced and flavorful beer you'll want to look at this website. http://www.brewandgrow.com/brew/ they have easy to follow instructions and all ingredients are included in the kits. Enjoy n have fun!
1508910
I haven't brewed this one yet to comment on the alcohol content. They give you way more bottle caps then you will need (unless you are extremely clumsy.). These kits usually yield a few bottles over 2 cases.
1431631
No, You can use recipe kits or use your own ingredients. This is the basic setup you would need to brew two-stage beer, the plastic is the primary fermenter and the glass (carboy) is the secondary fermenter. Two-stage brewing results in a more conditioned clearer beer. Salute!
42729
These pods are for the home brewers. I have read that the Professional discs don't work in the home brewers, so I assume the reverse is true too. Sorry. Best advice I can give is cut out a used barcode that worked or photocopy and tape a bar code that works onto the discs and try that.
942261
I didn't know Mr Coffee made a K cup brewer. If your machine takes K cups they should work. I will tell you the refillable k-Cups work perfect. I bought the five pack and fill them up every night. Cost is about 15 cents verses 40 cents for the pre filled k Cups.
1066732
Basically you get what you see. It does not include bottles or caps. Nor does it include any ingredients. The book is kind of light and very brief so you may want to pick up a more hefty brewing book. They are fairly cheap. Dave Miller's Home Brewing Guide is a good one. If you want to get them everything they need to get started I would look for a kit that includes ingredients and a brewing pot, however. All depends on how much you want to spend though.