Situated on the southside of Brisbane, Quality Home Brew Supplies has been servicing Queenslanders for over 15 years. We pride ourselves on selecting the highest quality ingredients, most popular branded products, and even offer our own branded spirit essences and liquers.

Whether you're new to home brewing and are looking for a home brew starter kit, or you're an old hand who just needs home brew supplies, we've got what you're looking for at Quality Home Brew Supplies so you can make the finest home brew beer.

We carry a wide range of brand names you know and love like Coopers, Black Rock, Cascade, Mangrove Jack, Morgans and Tooheys.

Our extensive selection of home brew supplies and equipment is available both in the store and online. We carry a variety of kegs and kegging equipment and we can also refill those CO2 bottles.

Quality Home Brew Supplies stocks Still Spirits stills so you can have the purest water for making your beer. We also have an extensive selection of alcohol and spirits essence so you can create your own alcoholic beverages from neutral alcohol and spirits.

But it's not just stuff to make alcohol that we sell at Quality Home Brew Supplies. For the DIY novice or expert, we also carry a variety of do it yourself equipment for making cheese, sausage, and non-alocholic drinks.

So why not pay us a visit?

Quality Home Brew Supplies
Unit 7, 1 Randall St Slacks Creek
QLD 4121 Australia
P: (07) 3808-5198
F: (07) 3209-2166

We love a chat when our regulars drop by and enjoy hearing about your own brewing experiences, so stop in and we'll gladly help with whatever queries you may have.

Your Quality Home Brew Team
Lindsay & Danny

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»   Posted by Bob [ 2012-09-08 14:01:19 ]

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»   Posted by Bob [ 2012-09-01 14:01:49 ]

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»   Posted by Bob [ 2012-08-18 14:01:34 ]

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»   Posted by Bob [ 2012-08-11 14:01:42 ]

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»   Posted by Bob [ 2012-08-04 14:01:20 ]

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»   Posted by Bob [ 2012-07-28 14:01:12 ]

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Ingredients: Hops

»   Posted by Bob [ 2012-07-21 14:01:39 ]

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Ingredients: Barley

»   Posted by Bob [ 2012-07-14 14:01:09 ]

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