jc64 Well-Known Member Joined 15/1/12 Messages 335 Reaction score 51 5/6/17 #1 Probably been asked a million times but I did a quick search and couldn't see much on this. Could someone please explain how the grain book prices, weights etc. work to me like I'm a half cut homebrewer? Cheers.
Probably been asked a million times but I did a quick search and couldn't see much on this. Could someone please explain how the grain book prices, weights etc. work to me like I'm a half cut homebrewer? Cheers.
manticle Standing up for the Aussie Bottler Joined 27/9/08 Messages 25,707 Reaction score 6,124 Location Glenorchy, TAS 5/6/17 #2 Pay upfront. Order grain on credit (your prepaid credit). Prices reflect bulk type prices for base. Any other specifics you'd be best asking John or another GG rep.
Pay upfront. Order grain on credit (your prepaid credit). Prices reflect bulk type prices for base. Any other specifics you'd be best asking John or another GG rep.
Mardoo Noob What Craps On A Bit Joined 24/3/12 Messages 6,653 Reaction score 3,745 Location Outer Eastern Suburbs 6/6/17 #3 Two books, domestic malt and international malt. Domestic is cheaper. Otherwise as manticle says.
jc64 Well-Known Member Joined 15/1/12 Messages 335 Reaction score 51 6/6/17 #4 Thanks, looking to try out some different malts and this seems like an great way to do it. I'll give the store a call.
Thanks, looking to try out some different malts and this seems like an great way to do it. I'll give the store a call.
PaleRider Well-Known Member Joined 31/10/13 Messages 127 Reaction score 38 Location Melbourne (Eastern Suburbs) 6/6/17 #5 Mardoo said: Two books, domestic malt and international malt. Domestic is cheaper. Otherwise as manticle says. Click to expand... Correct, however you can still buy domestic from an international book.
Mardoo said: Two books, domestic malt and international malt. Domestic is cheaper. Otherwise as manticle says. Click to expand... Correct, however you can still buy domestic from an international book.