Thursday 4th of March 2010 10:05:58 AM

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this place is not helpfull at all when it comes to helping the customer. they will tell you some generic bull- the prices are very high since they have a desant sized inventory. for example i had my 5lb co2 tank filled here not long ago-- cost 26$! previous to that i got it filles for 12$.

BOTTOM LINE-- THIS PLACE IS A RIP-OFF

the emploies dont know what they are doing, prob just the cheapwst help they could find
this place sux!

Monday 6th of April 2009 07:40:01 PM

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American Brewmaster's is the place to go for any homebrewing needs in the Triangle, or beyond with their online capabilities. The staff there is very helpful and will come up with a recipe off the top of their head if needed to. They sell practically any equipment you could need for any set-up, whether it be extract kits to all-grain brewing. One of the best features is to buy online, and pick up your items in the store. They'll have your purchase ready for you as soon as you get there.

Sunday 17th of August 2008 11:49:53 AM

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American Brewmaster is arguably the best homebrew store in the state. The prices on some things can be a bit high and the policies during this time of hop shortage and be unintelligent, but the store remains a mainstay to the Triangle and seems to have flourished under new ownership. For a store that began in the flea market to a brick and mortar establishment somewhat off the beaten path, AB has most everything a homebrewer could want and need.

Mark has done a good job where Mike left off and the web presence makes it easy to see what is available. Keep up the good work and rethink the somewhat asinine hop purchase policy. If I buy $100 worth of something, hops should also be available for purchase where the $100 was grain or not.