homebrewing/making alcohol

[deadonceagain]

can someone give me ways to brew my own alcohol/beer/wine/mead im looking for a easy way to make me some drink

[eat_some_LSD]

Google the Anarchist's Cookbook for a simple distillation setup; just know that you'll need to be out in a rural area to get away with brewing liquor, as it'll stink like vomit for miles. BTW, I recommend fermenting sugar (which makes sugarhead, or "White Lightning") as it's the easiest brew.

If you don't happen to live in a rural area, or you can't come across the apparatus required to brew liquor, you could check out Mr. Beer (http://www.mrbeer.com), which is supposedly the easiest homebrew beer setup on the market.

Good luck. ;)

[deadonceagain]

If you don't happen to live in a rural area, or you can't come across the apparatus required to brew liquor, you could check out Mr. Beer (http://www.mrbeer.com/), which is supposedly the easiest homebrew beer setup on the market.

Good luck. ;)my dad has a mr beer set up in his rooms been in the box for months if he doesnt use it i will

[eat_some_LSD]

If Mr. Beer doesn't do it for you, you may find a Mr. Pressed_Rat in the Beverages forum that would more than likely be able to satisify your need for brewery. ;)

[dj_reegz]

must look into that mr. beer, always wanted to brew my own. And that seems like a really simple way to do it.

[deadonceagain]

ahah i just quit drinking so much for that hahah

[dd3stp233]

Making beer/ale/wine isn't very hard. People have been doing it for thousands of years. It just takes some(or a lot) of practice to make it taste good. There are lots of books and websites on how to do it. There may be a homebrew shop nearby if you live in a large city.

[MatrimCauthon]

Mr. Beer is nice. I made a keg of some ale, took about a month for me to get the taste i wanted, but it would be faster just to buy the beer lol. Good stuff though.