Brewing Ingredients, Home-brew Supplies

Brewing Ingredients

Create your favorite micro-brewed beer taste at home with these brewing supplies. Brewing ingredients from American Spice are affordable to get your home brewery started. Use pure chocolate extract to create a delicious chocolate stout. The following beer spices and ingredients are often used individually or in combinations to add signature flavors. Experiment with how much to use and when to add them to your brew.

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African Bird Pepper Ground

Great American Spice Co.

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$9.79

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African Bird Pepper, also known as Capsicum Annum, is a hot chili that grows wild in parts of northwest Africa. With a scorching 90,000 Scoville heat units, African Bird Pepper can awaken many dishes including soups, casseroles, chowders, and curried...

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Nutmeg Ground

Great American Spice Co.

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$8.85

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What would pumpkin pie or eggnog be without nutmeg? Wassail, mulled wine and cider are all traditional English drinks that call for it. Even if you have only had Nutmeg in typical autumn spiced fare, try introducing it into your next vegetable recipe...

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Juniper Berries

Great American Spice Co.

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$9.26

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Juniper Berries are often used in European dishes of duck, boar or rabbit. They have a cleansing flavor which helps cut through fat and reduce the gaminess of wild meats. Use them as a rub before grilling or roasting. Juniper is also known for being the...

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Ground Juniper Berries

Great American Spice Co.

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$10.62

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If you have a hunter in your life, stock up on ground juniper berries now so you can make delicious marinades later! Often used for seasoning game meat, ground juniper berries can either be added to a marinade or can be rubbed directly on the meat...

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Brewing Ingredients

With slow-food and the growth of micro-brewing culture, home-brewed beer is a trendy hobby that gives you lasting knowledge and pleasure. You can make your favorite drinks for summer cookouts or fall sporting events right in your den or garage. Learn how to brew your own beer with our tips and tricks and use our delicious spices and flavorings to create your signature beer.

Draw inspiration from your region or favorite dishes to create a drink to match your favorite meal. Lemongrass or orange zest add heightened flavor to your lighter brews like amber ales and pale ales, while vanilla or chocolate flavorings are great for darker beers. You can even experiment with spices like ginger and cloves to create home-brewed versions of your favorite seasonal beers. Use juniper to create a fresh beer for spring and summer. There's a whole culture of beers to explore as you learn more about brewing with different spices and flavorings. Once you've figured out the basics, you can create a variety of beers and invite your friends over for a special tasting of your home-brewed creations.

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Complement your homemade beer with paired appetizers and entrées. Fire up the grill, put on your apron, and kick off this autumn’s BBQ with recipes from Ass Kicking Cookbook Volume I. This collection of over 180 recipes is sure to contain the next family favorite. Once the grill is hot, throw on some savory homemade sausages made high quality spices like sage or fiery red ground jalapeno. If cooking is not your forte’, choose a special sauce or spice gift set from among our vast selection for the grill master of the house. Create a beer brewed with African ground spice for a flavor that pairs with your spicy barbeque or add juniper berries to your brew for a refreshing after dinner treat.

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Brewing Ingredients

African Bird Pepper Ground

Nutmeg Ground

Juniper Berries

Ground Juniper Berries

Brewing Ingredients

Create Beer Pairings