For Christmas I got £30 earmarked for brewing, I've already spent £20 of it on ingredients (and P&P) for beer. I now have £10 left and would like to spend it on brewing books, I mainly brew wine and already have First steps and 130 new wine recipes (both by CJJB), make wines like those you buy (Bryan Acton and Peter Duncan), Booze for Free (Andy Hamilton) and would like a new one to add to the collection, liqueur recipes would also be appreciated.
Decent (preferably wine) homebrew books
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dennisking
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Have you looked at our book review section, there some wine ones there.
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narmour
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The new river cottage one is excellent
Ended up buying "The complete home winemaker and brewer" and "1000 wine and beer making hints and recipes" the first from recommendations of the book section (thanks dennis) the second because that was what I could afford. Will tell you what they're like when they arrive (supposedly wednesday)
aneray
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Brewtrog said:
Out of all the books I have, this is one of my favourites and is usually on the bedside cabinet.
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Sorry, where is this book section you speak of ??? :wha:
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Great found it now..
However, i can only find 2nd hand versions -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0720716462/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Is this the same book ??
However, i can only find 2nd hand versions -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0720716462/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Is this the same book ??
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goodolpete
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GAZ,GAZ9053 said:
my Firefox browser rejects this as Malware.
How do you download it?
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