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Just a wild guess here but do stouts cost more in time/effort/resources?
Just a wild guess here but do stouts cost more in time/effort/resources?
Stouts take like 3 months and IPAs can be done in a few weeks. I can't remember the ingredient costs.
Stouts take like 3 months and IPAs can be done in a few weeks. I can't remember the ingredient costs.
Stouts are ales, and those are done in a couple weeks. It’s lagers that take months.
Stouts are ales, and those are done in a couple weeks. It’s lagers that take months.
Stouts cost more in grain costs and are typically higher in abv unless it's a double IPA etc. Yeasts also take longer to grow I assume. Home brewing takes two bags of yeast unless you do a starter and make your own.
Stouts cost more in grain costs and are typically higher in abv unless it's a double IPA etc. Yeasts also take longer to grow I assume. Home brewing takes two bags of yeast unless you do a starter and make your own.
Not any more effort at all. Stouts have less hops so is cheaper than an IPA to make. The alcohol percentage dictates how much grain is used, so the more alcohol the more it costs to make. Yeast is cheap.
Not any more effort at all. Stouts have less hops so is cheaper than an IPA to make.
The alcohol percentage dictates how much grain is used, so the more alcohol the more it costs to make.
Yeast is cheap.
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