Raise your glasses for the return of home brewing

DIY beer is giving craft breweries a run for their money. Joe O’Shea meets the makers.

Sat, 24 Nov, 2018 - 00:00

DIY beer is giving craft breweries a run for their money. Joe O’Shea meets the makers.

Once the undrinkable slosh that haunted the student parties of the 1980s, home-brewed beer has undergone a hi-tech revolution. And the best DIY beer is now giving the craft breweries a run for their money.

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