Homebrew Stores in Atlanta

[grammatron]

I go to Just Brew It also. The owner, Doug, is incredibly nice and has helped me a ton. Very knowledgeable and friendly, and he always tries his best to keep the prices down.

[Cambriel]

Brewmasters is who I use when I've got time to order in advance. If I need something *that day* I'll go to HopCity. The folks there are really nice, but they haven't yet figured out how to handle their customer volume. It gets really hectic and takes a few minutes to get things handled if you're there for a recipe.

Still though, great people and well worth your business.

[Starderup]

+1 on Brewmasters' Warehouse. Great people, and they just moved into a new store. The old location was a hole. Now they have a real storefront that is as great as their website.

[gesnipes]

I use Home Brew Supplies in Lilburn, since it is close to where I work.

I also like Winecraft Atlanta off Roswell Rd and 285.

Anyone in the Cartersville Area, try to Old Goat Winery. I suspect they won't be in business long. They are hard to find, and don't respond to calls or emails.

[dennismanto]

Is there a good brewing store near Loganville (east side of Atlanta)

[dennismanto]

I'm looking for a bottle tree to dry them. Any suggestions?

[bh10]

I get everything from Brewmasterswarehouse, except hops (they're $$$), and I grow a couple varities so that helps.

[dennismanto]

Thanks I'll give them a try

[Pamulli]

I have not had very good success getting malts from Hop City. When I asked about getting some Golden Promise they acted like that was a brand and tried to talk me into something else. I do however like their beer and wine selections

[daxabone]

Originally Posted by grammatron

I go to Just Brew It also. The owner, Doug, is incredibly nice and has helped me a ton. Very knowledgeable and friendly, and he always tries his best to keep the prices down.

Very true. I'm still a noob at this brewing thing so Doug's knowledge and help far outweigh the small price difference.