The 3 EASIEST Home Brew Recipes for Beginners

So you want to start home brewing but don't know where to start? Well I got you covered with the three easiest home brew fermentations to get you started on the right foot. No complex recipes, no extreme equipment needed. Just some yeast and a little creativity and you can start brewing amazingly easy home brew recipes today!

Here are some Playlists & Videos for specific recipe ideas and inspirations!

CIDERS:

SELTZERS/TEA:

IMPROVING MR. BEER EXTRACT KIT:

DIY $10 FERMENTER:

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TheBruSho: Home Brewing Simplified

0:00 Intro
0:23 These are EASY
1:01 Ciders
2:26 Seltzers
3:52 Extract Beer
4:57 Things to Consider

[TheBruSho]

Looking for some specific recipes examples? I got you covered with some playlists in the description! 🍻

[ebdhudnav]

Back in 2020, when the shelves were devoid of alcohol, I wanted a drink very bad so I got into brewing hard cider from the few ingredients I could find. It's a hobby of mine now

[braukorpshomebrew]

I'm a seasoned brewer (about 15 years), but I still enjoy making extract brews or cider-from-a-bag when I know I'm going to share it with folks who want more alcohol than flavor. It's also fun to do with friends around, so I can try to get them hooked on homebrewing as well.

[Bushwookie_]

Love the content. Homebrewing is something I feel isn’t really represented well on YouTube barring a small sect of “brewtubers” that put out great content.

And I think your channel is the best for production value!

[joshwhitaker]

Just getting back into homebrewing after a 2 year long hiatus (a failed bottling day led to immense frustration and temporary quitting). Also just got hired on at a local brewery, so I’m sure I have lots of brew inspirations ahead of me. Cheers, and thanks for the awesome content! 🍻

[theresakruger]

What an awesome overview that newbies need to know. This is REALLY helpful info!!

[Gryndir]

Attempting my first beer and decided on a cream ale. Your videos have me the confidence to go for it

[TheMortgageBrewer]

Great video. In between beer brews I typically will make a hard seltzer. I try to always have one on hand. Super easy to make!

[tooidiotsbrewingcompany]

Great ideas for the beginners. Nice job!

[RecipeswithBen]

A great twofer is buy the 1-gallon apple juice that comes in a glass jug and use that as a small fermenter as most fit a rubber stopper for an air lock.

[jamesvaughn]

I wish someone said start small because back in October I jump right into 5 gallon brewing wow that was learning curve

[chucktheobald]

Great video! Alot of good ideas.I've been brewing beer for 7 years. I am going to try the hard tea. Thanks.

[NikitaVorontsov]

That was a very happy video, not sure why just was!

[hubb]

Quality content. Never considered a hard tea - good call.

[Hellbrews]

I loved the considerations part, great advises !cheers 🍻🍻🤙🏼

[yvesbertrand]

Just starting up, thanks for the tips!

[nfctinken]

Great video & advice. Always best to start small and then get a feel for not only the brewing process, but the cost of investment. Build up and understand how to brew, then takes steps from there. I know too many people that jumped in and spend a boatload of money, only to then sell all the gear, cause they didn't "like brewing, " or realize how much time it can take.

[tomknight]

All great tips for getting started and getting hooked! At this point I automatically buy apple juice whenever it goes on sale at the grocery store for my next batch of cider, then overbuild a starter a little or just use the extra yeast from a 2.5 gallon batch for some easy, cheap and delicious cider that only costs about $5/gallon to always have some cider onhand. I'm going to finally try your hard tea recipe soon for spring!

[ElementaryBrewingCo]

Right on!! I still enjoy brewing extract on occasion. It makes for a way quicker brew day and the beer has always come out great!!!

[mikesummers]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I'm working my way through your vids and enjoying them all.
Made Tepache and cider this week - the tepache turned out great.