==Brewing Books==
== ''Home Brewed * [[Brewing Beers and Stouts'' Like Those You Buy]] by C.J.J.Berry ==Dave Line - a review
When ''* [[Home Brewed Beers and Stouts'' [http://www]] by C.amazonJ.com/Brewed-Beers-Stouts-C-J-J-.Berry/dp/1854861239/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1233914318&sr=8-10] was first published in 1963 it was probably the best available homebrew book in the UK at the time. When I bought my copy (for 70p) in 1978 it was the 17th reprint, but still the same edition and I found it to be much less useful than the excellent Dave Line books at the time. The fact that it hasn't had a significant update since then means that I cannot recommend it as a useful guide to homebrewing. If you want to start home brewing, I'd recommend the writings of John Alexander, Graham Wheeler, Charlie Papazian and/or John Palmer.review
However, this book has some curious recipes that may be of some historical value, e.g. a recipe for Cock Ale, but I* The [[Home Brewer'm not sure that these are worth 70p never mind the current asking price! I never dared to brew any of them. Life is too short to brew recipes that look bad on paper and I have little confidence will be any better in the glass.s Recipe Database]] by Les Howarth
==See Also==
==External Links==
* [http://www.beersmith.com/blog/2008/03/12/designing-great-beers-by-ray-daniels-a-book-review/ Designing Great Beers] - A book review
* [http://www.beersmith.com/blog/beersmith-home-brewing-guide/ The BeerSmith Brewing Guide] - An online book by Brad Smith
* [http://www.howtobrew.com/ How to Brew] - An online book by John Palmer
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