Hey all,
This is my first post here, just joined the other day. Don't know if I qualify as an expat, was born in Toronto, but moved to Buenos Aires when I was 1 year old because of family. I did however go away to college in the USA for four years, where I got into brewing my own beer on a fairly regular basis my Junior and Senior years.
I remember my roommate and I were watching TV late one night after many drinks, and saw a commercial for a Home Brew Starter Kit ... and obviously went to my computer, clicked a couple of links and three days later had my very own kit. After graduating and moving back to Buenos Aires, I immediately started looking to make my own beer again, but lost motivation after realizing, and being reminded, that I couldn't just click a couple of links and get everything I needed delivered. I found a couple of websites and met some people who could help IMPORT ingredients and materials so that I could get started.
Anyway, long story short, I felt that this was too much of a hassle to make a couple of cases of beer just for me and my friends ... but as I suspect there must be many people like me that would like to make their own beer, here's a couple of links I'd like to share.
http://www.cerveceroscaseros.com.ar/interior/principal.php
http://www.cervezadeargentina.com.ar/articulos/consejosinstalcioncerveceria.htm
In Cordoba - http://www.todocerveza.com.ar/?gclid=CMrB79XbyK0CFYKK4AodsnMBgg
http://www.norfolkcerveceria.com.ar/
http://www.minicerveceria.com/home.asp
This is my first post here, just joined the other day. Don't know if I qualify as an expat, was born in Toronto, but moved to Buenos Aires when I was 1 year old because of family. I did however go away to college in the USA for four years, where I got into brewing my own beer on a fairly regular basis my Junior and Senior years.
I remember my roommate and I were watching TV late one night after many drinks, and saw a commercial for a Home Brew Starter Kit ... and obviously went to my computer, clicked a couple of links and three days later had my very own kit. After graduating and moving back to Buenos Aires, I immediately started looking to make my own beer again, but lost motivation after realizing, and being reminded, that I couldn't just click a couple of links and get everything I needed delivered. I found a couple of websites and met some people who could help IMPORT ingredients and materials so that I could get started.
Anyway, long story short, I felt that this was too much of a hassle to make a couple of cases of beer just for me and my friends ... but as I suspect there must be many people like me that would like to make their own beer, here's a couple of links I'd like to share.
http://www.cerveceroscaseros.com.ar/interior/principal.php
http://www.cervezadeargentina.com.ar/articulos/consejosinstalcioncerveceria.htm
In Cordoba - http://www.todocerveza.com.ar/?gclid=CMrB79XbyK0CFYKK4AodsnMBgg
http://www.norfolkcerveceria.com.ar/
http://www.minicerveceria.com/home.asp