what is ...
Posted: Tuesday Jan 17, 2006 8:08 pm
the difference between a Home Brewer and a Craft Brewer ?
is it the purity thing ?
is it the purity thing ?
if that's the case, i'm very experienced.triumph wrote:A Homebrewer can f@#k things up and just chalk it up to experience.
Either that or you claim you did it on purpose just to add your own touch tp the recipeyardglass wrote:if that's the case, i'm very experienced.triumph wrote:A Homebrewer can f@#k things up and just chalk it up to experience.
there are no bad brews, just some better than othersgrabman wrote:Either that or you claim you did it on purpose just to add your own touch tp the recipeyardglass wrote:if that's the case, i'm very experienced.triumph wrote:A Homebrewer can f@#k things up and just chalk it up to experience.![]()
Im sitting in your corner on this one tyrone...HBers come up more imaginative brew & things to put in them...not sure about the whole BBQ bacon recipe tho...tyrone wrote:All the same but homebrewers have better imagination!(read "what he said...")points to yardy
That's what I thought.Dogger Dan wrote: Craft Brewers can't guarantee the same beer twice but sell to the public, pay taxes etc but make like we make.
To be honest, I can only relate to what I know RP & that is Homebrewing...not that I am an expert mind you but brewing is brewing...at the end of the day, its all still beer!!Rubber.Piggy wrote:That's what I thought.Dogger Dan wrote: Craft Brewers can't guarantee the same beer twice but sell to the public, pay taxes etc but make like we make.
Tyrone & Jack: I don't know about less imagination, but I agree prob a little less experimentation. Too much time remaking your top sellers.