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Presto · 05-22-2013, 08:49 PM

Have a look at the U-brew thread in the Food and Dining Forum:
http://www.revscene.net/forums/61770...brew-beer.html

I, recently, bottled some u-brew with my bro-in-law in Langley at Von Euw Brew. $57 for 23 liters, which works out to 66 cans of beer. You can bring your own bottles, buy theirs, or can 'em. Canning is $17 extra, and we went that route because we didn't have bottles, yet. Bottles are major savings in the long run.

05-22-2013, 08:49 PM	#21
Presto Zombie Mod Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Langley Posts: 9,956 Thanked 5,279 Times in 1,592 Posts Failed 120 Times in 54 Posts Member's Picture Albums	Have a look at the U-brew thread in the Food and Dining Forum: http://www.revscene.net/forums/61770...brew-beer.html I, recently, bottled some u-brew with my bro-in-law in Langley at Von Euw Brew. $57 for 23 liters, which works out to 66 cans of beer. You can bring your own bottles, buy theirs, or can 'em. Canning is $17 extra, and we went that route because we didn't have bottles, yet. Bottles are major savings in the long run. __________________ Romans 10:9