Recommended online equipment retailer?

[mscroggi]

I am going to take the plunge and buy into some all grain brewing equipment.

Since Beer Voltron now owns two of the big online suppliers - Midwest Brewing Supplies and Northern Brewer, I thought I would ask opinions on other online retailers.

I refuse to support AB Inbev in any way. Does anyone have any recommendations?

 

[heckels]

I've always had good luck with MoreBeer.com for all grain equipment.

I, too, have sworn off NB and Midwest after being bought by AB-InBev.

 

[lump42]

I've had luck with Homebrewsupply.com Plus they are sponsors of this forum.

 

[andrewmaixner]

vendors that I've had good experiences with :

General/everything
LHBS
Homebrewing.org
Homebrewsupply.com
labelpeelers.com

hardware / custom / highend
brewhardware.com
brewershardware.com
norcalbrewingsolutions.com
bargainfittings.com


I'll actually be making a stop at ABIB-NB-MS next week cause there's some special bottles that my local store can't find at their half dozen suppliers. Just like we still occasionally drink beer made by voltron, sometimes they are the only reasonable answer

 

[DrFun]

My LHBS is Sound Homebrew, they are pretty cool. I've never ordered online, but to do have an online store: http://www.soundhomebrew.com

 

[Ashevillain]

Please check out homebrewfinds.com

it is an excellent user-submitted resource for good deals from all retailers. ive seen 300$ kettles on there for 126. its more of a site to have several things in mind, know their prices, and scroll through every now and again to see if you can get a worthwhile deal on something.

also txbrewing.com

ofc never forget your lhbs, for most things they can match online prices.

 

[hezagenius]

http://www.buyfittingsonline.com is another good source for fittings. Sometimes they have things you can't find on the other fitting sites.

stainlessbrewing.com is also good.

 

[alexavery]

birdman brewing has always done me right. http://birdmanbrewing.com/

 

[skraeling]

ritebrew.com
farmhousebrewingsupply.com
morebeer.com
adventuresinhomebrewing

i built my keezer mostly from ritebrew, but also farmhouse + stainlessbrewing