Getting started with the Basics.


Now that you have signed on, I can either assume you are already a hobbyist, or want to become one. For the beginner, I want to assure you that the art of fermentation can be a relatively simple process if a few basic procerures are followed. Those procedures will be listed later in the appropriate section (beer, wine, mead, cider). As you advance, you will have the opportunity to keep the process simple, or as complex as your budget will allow.


EQUIPMENT

Your equipment needs will vary depending on your beverage of choice, but some are common to all. Others still are completely optional, but certianly nice to have on hand. Your budget, level of experience and quest for perfection will ultimately dictate what you use.


BASIC EQUIPMENT

FERMENTERS

STOPPERS & AIRLOCKS

Plastic TUBING or hose.

BOTTLES

CAPPERS & CAPS

CORKS & CORKERS

SANITIZERS

BREW POT


OPTIONAL BUT RECOMMENDED


Here are some other tools which can be useful but you can get by without them if you choose to do so. Some may not apply to all types of fermented beverages.


LOGBOOK

HYDROMETER

THERMOMETER

RACKING CANE


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