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Pretty much a big panning. My personal impression is this is perfect
for the couch potato homebrewer, who's normal idea of a brew is a Bud.
Then they could win points with their jock friends at their sports
watching parties that they brewed it themselves...
Appropriate for your high school linesmen...
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I've tasted beer from one of these and it was alright, better than your
typical big brewer swill but not as good as the typical homebrewer can
make. I tasted it probably 2 years ago.
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My roomate brought one of these brewbags back from Ireland. Pretty
simple, i think he just poured warm water in. The bag quickly swelled
up from the fermentation. Like really swelled up--the bag "rang" when
you tapped it with your finger. There was A LOT of pressure in there.
I was glad he was keeping it in his room
The beer was, alas, terrible. Very watery.
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Sure, sure. You can admit it. You want to try one of these...
I haven't myself, but a friend did (yea, that's it, a friend). It was
less-than spectacular, though not disgusting.
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They've been in the Charlotte area for awhile. There are a couple of
Christmas shows here in town and the local rep had a booth at both of
them. They seemed to be getting a lot of interest and doing some
sales. I think it was priced a little high for most casual buyers.
That is to say, more pricey than a case of Budweiser. <g>
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I've heard the output tastes like flat malty water. Never tried it,
never want to....
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From: Jason Torla
Subject: Brewbag
Little 'R'. I'll compile.
Has anyone seen the brewbags that are now being sold (I saw one at
Larry's in Queen Anne)?
(just a bag where you add water, pour in supplied yeast and in 3 weeks
get drunk).
Anyone know the story on these? Where they came from? How long
they've been around? If they are any good? If they are having any
success? I think the idea is brilliant... Now the couch potato can be
a homebrewer.
(note: I'm a real homebrewer. I'm just curious, not looking at doing
this...).
Jason