Box Brew Kits. Craft your own beer, wine & kombucha - in style.
Here at Box Brew Kits, we're on a mission to brew outside the box. Since 2013, we've been handcrafting snazzy small-batch beer and winemaking kits at our Boston shop. Founded by myself and fellow homebrewer Bobby Gaglini, Box Brew Kits began as a quest to design a better way to brew - we wanted a compact, beautiful setup that looked right at home on a kitchen countertop; a fun, approachable kit that inspired us to tackle the rewarding process with an element of style.
Since then, we've expanded to offer lots of sizes and styles, ranging from basic kits like the Taster, or our more advanced 2-gallon Double Barrel brewing kit. Whether it be woodworking or brewing great beer and wine, we celebrate the craft of creating something beautiful from scratch. We're thrilled to share that enthusiasm with you, and our customers around the world. Cheers!
- Mike Langone
The Beautifully Handcrafted Wine Making Kit
Cabernet Sauvignon One Gallon Winemaking Ingredient Pack
$35.00
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Our Latest Ramblings
Massachusetts Passes Rule to Allow Unlabeled Growler Fills at Breweries
Us craft beer drinkers here in Boston are wicked (sorry...very) excited. The Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission has just passed a new rule that permits the fill-up of growlers purchased outside of a specific brewery.The 10 Best Reviews for the 10 Worst Beers on Beer Advocate
We found the best reviews for the worst beers out there. Warning, there is some foul language ahead, but trust us, this is hilarious."There really isn’t a place quite like what we’re doing": An Interview with Fermentation Visionary Eli Cayer
Urban Farm Fermentory in Portland, Maine might be onto something. Combining beer, cider, mead and kombucha under one roof could very well be the next big movement in the adult beverage world. In a locally focused craft beer world, Eli Cayer, Founder of UFF takes it a step further by not only sourcing ingredients locally, but actually foraging (that’s right, foraging) for local herbs, plants and berries in and around Portland.
We had an excellent discussion with Eli about his thoughts on the potential popularity of these fusion-type breweries, the path he took that eventually led to UFF, and various avenues for the future, including more UFFs in metro areas across the country! Let’s dive in.
