Places to buy in union county, NJ?
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After a quick google search, i came up a place that would be a pretty good start....Cask and Kettle Homebrew - www.ckhomebrew.com It seems to have pretty decent reviews.
http://www.corradosmarket.com/ might be decent spot too...but they didn't get as good reviews as the other place. Im in central jersey (hamilton township) and i use Princeton Homebrew, but when i really want to spend a couple hours in a shop, i hit up Keystone Homebrew in PA. It's a bit of a drive but well worth it!!
Been to both. Corrado's has a ton of equipment stuff, but more geared towards winemaking. Cask and kettle, if I recall correctly, has a better selection of ingredients for homebrew. Plenty of equipment as well.
Both good places. But, I've not seen anything else to compare it to - so take it with a grain of salt...
Both good places. But, I've not seen anything else to compare it to - so take it with a grain of salt...
I have been using The Brewer's Apprentice http://www.brewapp.com , will be hitting them up this coming week.
There's also Love2brew http://www.love2brew.com but i have been a little mixed on their preformance.
There's also Love2brew http://www.love2brew.com but i have been a little mixed on their preformance.
Check out love2brew in north Brunswick.
I stopped by the store a couple days ago to begin my wine making hobby. The guys were so informative, answered all of my questions and had everything I needed. They were awesome, didn't try to sell me on things I didn't need, and actually told me I probably have too much yeast. I took it anyway, as their prices were better than any I had seen online (including Amazon.com). I highly recommend this place. As I said, I am just getting started and they spent about an hour going over the whole process with me. Priceless.
If you are just getting started or are a seasoned pro, I think you will like this place. They also have an online store (that is how I found them), but can't give a review about online purchasing as I went directly to the store.
I stopped by the store a couple days ago to begin my wine making hobby. The guys were so informative, answered all of my questions and had everything I needed. They were awesome, didn't try to sell me on things I didn't need, and actually told me I probably have too much yeast. I took it anyway, as their prices were better than any I had seen online (including Amazon.com). I highly recommend this place. As I said, I am just getting started and they spent about an hour going over the whole process with me. Priceless.
If you are just getting started or are a seasoned pro, I think you will like this place. They also have an online store (that is how I found them), but can't give a review about online purchasing as I went directly to the store.
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