winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
true for everything from yeast to bottles.

Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

On 10 Apr 2004 05:29:58 -0700, (glad heart) wrote:

>Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
>net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
>citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
>true for everything from yeast to bottles.
>
>Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
>esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?


I've used Midwest Supplies a couple of times, and have been very happy
with the service. I used the web site the first time to place my
order, and then mailed them a check with the filled out order form the
site can print out. The second time I called in my order and it was
good too.

The only thing I recomend is ordering a catalog, as some of the stuff
can be hard to find on the site.



email: dallyn_spam at yahoo dot com
please respond in this NG so others
can share your wisdom as well!

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Hi Guys,
Try http://www.wineandbeerfactory.com, we are in Canada. We do not carry
every thing as we are a small home brew store. For some of you, who live far
away from the border the shipping cost maybe to high. We are in Ontario. We
do carry a lot of items used in wine and beer making.
Eddie V.
The Wine And Beer Factory.

"Dave Allyn" > wrote in message
...
> On 10 Apr 2004 05:29:58 -0700, (glad heart) wrote:
>
> >Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
> >net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
> >citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
> >true for everything from yeast to bottles.
> >
> >Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
> >esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?
>
>
> I've used Midwest Supplies a couple of times, and have been very happy
> with the service. I used the web site the first time to place my
> order, and then mailed them a check with the filled out order form the
> site can print out. The second time I called in my order and it was
> good too.
>
> The only thing I recomend is ordering a catalog, as some of the stuff
> can be hard to find on the site.
>
>
>
> email: dallyn_spam at yahoo dot com
> please respond in this NG so others
> can share your wisdom as well!

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Funk winemaking supplies is excellent. Good selection, prices, service.
etc. Check out their website at www.vaxxine.com/fwine

Glen Duff
---------------

glad heart wrote:

> Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
> net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
> citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
> true for everything from yeast to bottles.
>
> Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
> esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?
>

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I've been very happy with the prices and service at www.grapestompers.com
and www.grapeandgranary.com.

Dave

"glad heart" > wrote in message
om...
> Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
> net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
> citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
> true for everything from yeast to bottles.
>
> Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
> esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I think that
www.thebrewshop.com
is pretty good, very friendly and UK based, but I am a bit biased!!
Cheers
Peter

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I've had excellent results with leeners:

http://leeners.com

The unique thing about them is that they sell pre-packaged mead kits as
well.

Chris

"Peter Hood" > wrote in message
om...
> I think that
> www.thebrewshop.com
> is pretty good, very friendly and UK based, but I am a bit biased!!
> Cheers
> Peter

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I have received excellent service from the folks at:

http://www.brewerylane.com/

Later,

A.J. Rawls
Anchorage, Alaska, USA


On 10 Apr 2004 05:29:58 -0700, (glad heart) wrote:

>Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
>net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
>citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
>true for everything from yeast to bottles.
>
>Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
>esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I like www.leeners.com Good supply, Good cost and Shipping and
handling seems min. been ordering from them since christmas and
never had a delivery take more than 2 days( Except if I ordered on a
holiday or weeekend .:)


"Dave" > wrote in message >. ..
> I've been very happy with the prices and service at www.grapestompers.com
> and www.grapeandgranary.com.
>
> Dave
>
> "glad heart" > wrote in message
> om...
> > Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
> > net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
> > citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
> > true for everything from yeast to bottles.
> >
> > Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
> > esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Try www.morebeer.com. These guys are PROS and orders over $100 are free.
"A.J. Rawls" > wrote in message
...
> I have received excellent service from the folks at:
>
> http://www.brewerylane.com/
>
> Later,
>
> A.J. Rawls
> Anchorage, Alaska, USA
>
>
> On 10 Apr 2004 05:29:58 -0700, (glad heart) wrote:
>
> >Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
> >net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
> >citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
> >true for everything from yeast to bottles.
> >
> >Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
> >esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?
>

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

> Try www.morebeer.com. These guys are PROS and orders over $100 are free.

Now there's an offer that would be tough to beat!

clyde

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

These guys are PROS and orders over $100 are free.

WOW now that's what I call customer satisfaction!

Rick

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

"Clyde Gill" > wrote in message
om...
> > Try www.morebeer.com. These guys are PROS and orders over $100 are
free.
>
> Now there's an offer that would be tough to beat!
>
Not really. Not when you consider that their prices are simply so high that
they can afford to offer "free" shipping. I'm quite familiar with this bunch
through my brewing activities. When I put together my keg fridge, I had to
mail order a lot of stuff like shanks, faucets, lines, etc. Here's some
comparative pricing (all in US dollars):

A faucet shank assembly costs $38 from B3 as it is commonly known. I paid
$24.
For a 3-way gas manifold B3 wants $37.50. I paid $22.
A draft system cleaning kit sells for $44 at B3. I paid $35.
A CO2 regulator from B3 is $55. I paid $37.

Still think it's free shipping? Of course, my kegging order has nothing to
do with winemaking supplies, but I'll bet if you hunt around you will find
better deals, even if you have to pay shipping costs.

Now, shall we talk about that free roll of film you get with your
developing... ;-)

Brian

PS If any brewers out there want to know where I got my stuff, the company
is http://www.simgo.com/ OK, the web site is atrocious, you'll have to call
for prices and they are in Canada. Still, probably save you some money.

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

> > > Try www.morebeer.com. These guys are PROS and orders over $100 are
> free.
> >
> > Now there's an offer that would be tough to beat!
> >
> Not really. Not when you consider that their prices are simply so high that
> they can afford to offer "free" shipping.


I was just being a smart ass, Brian. The op didn't say anything about
shipping, just that orders were free. I knew what he meant, it just
looked funny. Guess it wasn't *that* funny.

clyde
Steelville, Missouri, USofA
http://www.PeacefulBend.com

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I'll vouch for The Wine and Beer Factory. When I need supplies I go there,
which is not too often I'll admit lately :-( I am local however to their
Brampton store and their service and knowledge is the best, at least from my
experience.
Al

"Sabia Vanderzeeuw" > wrote in message
...
> Hi Guys,
> Try http://www.wineandbeerfactory.com, we are in Canada. We do not carry
> every thing as we are a small home brew store. For some of you, who live
far
> away from the border the shipping cost maybe to high. We are in Ontario.
We
> do carry a lot of items used in wine and beer making.
> Eddie V.
> The Wine And Beer Factory.
>
> "Dave Allyn" > wrote in message
> ...
> > On 10 Apr 2004 05:29:58 -0700, (glad heart) wrote:
> >
> > >Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
> > >net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
> > >citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
> > >true for everything from yeast to bottles.
> > >
> > >Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
> > >esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?
> >
> >
> > I've used Midwest Supplies a couple of times, and have been very happy
> > with the service. I used the web site the first time to place my
> > order, and then mailed them a check with the filled out order form the
> > site can print out. The second time I called in my order and it was
> > good too.
> >
> > The only thing I recomend is ordering a catalog, as some of the stuff
> > can be hard to find on the site.
> >
> >
> >
> > email: dallyn_spam at yahoo dot com
> > please respond in this NG so others
> > can share your wisdom as well!
>
>

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I've enjoyed Presque Isle for additives, etc. and St. Pat's for gear (only
got a corker from them; others say they've had terrible experiences but my
brass jawed floor corker with crown capper attachment was around $75,
shipping included.)

"glad heart" > wrote in message
om...
> Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
> net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
> citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
> true for everything from yeast to bottles.
>
> Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
> esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Yes it was...
:o)

I like Presque Isle and Grape and Granary in the US. In Canada, I
have also used Musca.com but the corks were pretty awful; other
'pricier' stuff is hard to beat even with shipping due to the exchange
rate. I buy from others locally also, I like to spread it around.

Regards,
Joe

> The op didn't say anything about
> shipping, just that orders were free. I knew what he meant, it just
> looked funny. Guess it wasn't *that* funny.
>
> clyde
> Steelville, Missouri, USofA
> http://www.PeacefulBend.com

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

(Clyde Gill) wrote in message om>...

> Guess it wasn't *that* funny.
>
> clyde
> Steelville, Missouri, USofA
> http://www.PeacefulBend.com

I thought it was.

Andy

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Clyde Gill wrote:

> > > > Try www.morebeer.com. These guys are PROS and orders over $100 are
> > free.
> > >
> > > Now there's an offer that would be tough to beat!
> > >
> > Not really. Not when you consider that their prices are simply so high that
> > they can afford to offer "free" shipping.
>
>
> I was just being a smart ass, Brian. The op didn't say anything about
> shipping, just that orders were free. I knew what he meant, it just
> looked funny. Guess it wasn't *that* funny.

I was going to make the same joke, but you beat me to it.

--
charles
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
"I certainly do not drink all the time. I have to sleep you know."
- W.C. Fields

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Pat , how does your corker work ? I got one and it made all the corks black
.. Took it apart cleaned and polished the jaws and same deal .
Greg
"Patrick McDonald" > wrote in
message ...
> I've enjoyed Presque Isle for additives, etc. and St. Pat's for gear (only
> got a corker from them; others say they've had terrible experiences but my
> brass jawed floor corker with crown capper attachment was around $75,
> shipping included.)
>
>

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I got my crusher/destemmer and bladder press from St. Pat's in Texas,
and was completely satisfied with price & service.

--


Mike MTM, Cokesbury, New Jersey, USA

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

I recommend Grape and Granary (http://www.thegrape.net/). Their web site is
very intuitive and easy to order from, the prices are competitive, and the
service is very good.

Gary

http://home.carolina.rr.com/winemaking/

"glad heart" > wrote in message
om...
> Buying locally is great but I find a lot more variety available on the
> net. For example, I can buy acid blend locally but I can buy malic,
> citric, or tartaric individually from other suppliers. Same holds
> true for everything from yeast to bottles.
>
> Based on comprehensive product line, price and service, who do you
> esteem as the best online winemaking suppliers?

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Gary, I scanned through your new website. Great job. I have been
"meaning" to compile that sort of info but you "did" it. Much
obliged. Looking forward to a thorough read through.

Cheers,

glad heart (Ps. 104:15)


"Gary" > wrote in message > ...
> I recommend Grape and Granary (http://www.thegrape.net/). Their web site is
> very intuitive and easy to order from, the prices are competitive, and the
> service is very good.
>
> Gary
>
> http://home.carolina.rr.com/winemaking/

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

Homebrew Heaven in Everett, WA
http://www.homebrewheaven.com

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

"Clyde Gill" > wrote in message
m...
> > > > Try www.morebeer.com. These guys are PROS and orders over $100 are
> > free.
> > >
> > > Now there's an offer that would be tough to beat!
> > >
> > Not really. Not when you consider that their prices are simply so high
that
> > they can afford to offer "free" shipping.
>
>
> I was just being a smart ass, Brian. The op didn't say anything about
> shipping, just that orders were free. I knew what he meant, it just
> looked funny. Guess it wasn't *that* funny.
>
Oh, I completely missed the op's grammatical faux-pas and your subsequent
humour. I guess I'm just so used to seeing butchered English from our help
desk that I've trained myself to read for context and ignore the actual
wording to preserve my own sanity. And it was funny.

Brian

winemaking suppliers: Who's the best?
 

"rqdini" > wrote in message >...
> These guys are PROS and orders over $100 are free.
>
> WOW now that's what I call customer satisfaction!
>
> Rick

Be sure to keep all orders over $100. :))