Stopped in here on my way back to RI to get some supplies before a long brewing weekend with…read morefriends. Good selection of brewing supplies, but the prices are kind of high, especially the carboys. $50 for a 6 gallon carboy? Thats $10 too much. But make sure to double-check any info the owner gives you. I pointed out the bottle filler I had at home and asked for tubing that would fit it and the tubing he gave me totally didn't fit, not even close. Long story short, bottling my beers was a messy, awful affair. When I emailed him to complain he just gave me the runaround and said it was somehow my fault. A simple "oops, sorry", was all I wanted. And the "beer exchange fridge" is kind of odd. You give him two beers and only get to take one since the owner wants to drink one of yours in order to make sure it is worthy of staying in the fridge. I would rather give two different beers, then take two different beers and take my chances that at least one will be good. Overall though, a pretty good homebrew store. Good selection of grain, hops yeast and equipment. Worth checking out if you are in the area.

Great local brewing supply store. Everyone is friendly and helpful. A much needed addition to the…read morelocal businesses. The regular brew day sessions and swap fridge are fun and enhance the local brew community. Wide selection and full service make craft brews a must shop for any southern ri brewer (of beer, wine, mead, or almost anything else).

Although Brew and Wine Hobby has officially closed, Thad has opened a new shop in Haddam…read moreConnecticut called Homebrew Connection. Same wealth of knowledge with the same, if not better, inventory with everything you will need to make your own homebrewed beer, wine, mead, cider, or any other fermented product at home. Check out the new shop. Easy access off of Route 9. Very welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. With limited hours for walk-in shopping (Fri 10-6, Sat 10-5), the shop is available all other times by appointment. Whether it's a 10 minute heads up or a week in advance, just call and say you want to stop by and Thad will make the shop available to you.

I arrived here at 11:30am. I saw no signs of the establishment. The website says and had said for a…read morewhile that they are temporarily closed and more information will be available. The phone number is disconnected. Sad if they have closed-a great place

Nobody's reviewed the Witches Brew? For realz? This place is the bomb…read more It's really, like, the basement of some guy's nice house, but it's a real business with a license and all that jazz. It's a teeny space but they seem to have pretty much everything you might need and, also, the guys in there are super knowledgable about the makign of beer and of wine AAAAAND... they usually have something on draft to sample. All the ingredients from my first ever batch of beer came from here once upon a time. Highly recommended.

This is a pretty unique place. Yes, it is only open a handful of hours out of the week. Yes, it…read morereally is in the basement of a house, and when you first go to the Witches Brew, you are going to wonder if you're really in the right place. Then, you'll see the sign, and know to keep going. Once you are inside, you'll meet Steve, as well as any other regulars or customers who might be there. Everything you need to brew is here. There's usually a sampling of good refreshments available for inspiration. It's not a brewing box store, but it has what you need (unless you are looking for multi-thousand dollar all-grain setups). Worth the journey and worth the funny hours.

A little review. I headed out to Beer & Wine Hobby in Woburn expecting inflated prices and dude…read morebros talking over me in the hopes of buying a few packs of yeast. I was pleasantly surprised and way overspent my budget Prices are cheaper than Amazon on many things and only SLIGHTLY higher on other items. I could have gotten my mini auto siphon for the same price. Bottle wands are the same price. Bungs are a little over $1 each and airlocks are $1.50, so cheaper than Amazon unless buying in bulk. In fact everything is pretty close to Amazon, and in the case of glassware- cheaper. (and safer.) The 1gal jars I use for kombucha are under $7 each. Making a case $28. I paid $20 on Amazon for 2 booch jars. Glass 1gal carboys are also just under $7. You have to buy a growler cap for them separately. Or just get a universal bung. They have cheesemaking supplies, kombucha and kefir cultures plus all the right parts for getting those things fermenting right. I might've found my new favorite place.

The great thing about Beer & Wine Hobby is actually the classroom setup. There are a bunch of beer…read moreand wine supply places around MA but most aren't really set up for a class environment. My novice beer making setup kind of died (my fault in storage) so when I feel upon a deal that would give me a little reminder class and a whole new setup I jumped at it. YAY! Still, there's a place by me that blows this place out of the water when it comes to supplies, so, you know, there's that.

Went there for plants were very helpful & informative what to get when to plant etc: thanksread more

What a great find in a small town community! The BEST price for propane fills, a selection of just…read moreabout anything you're looking for if you want to avoid the trip to a big box store. The service will impress you as well.

Great little shop full of everything needed for making your own fermentation at home. Homebrew…read moreConnection is open Fridays 10-6 and Saturdays 10-5 but if you call, Thad will make the shop available to you any time and day of the week. Super convenient for odd work schedules.

From the owner: Your local source for homebrew and wine making supplies and ingredients. If you are a brewer of…read morebeer and/or wine at home, Homebrew Connection is the place to be for ingredients, equipment, and knowledge to keep you going in the hobby. Always available for questions and discussions about homebrewing. Walk-in hours Friday and Saturday. Available most other days by appointment. Appointments can be made with short notice.

Look close or you will miss it as you drive by!…read more First stop on our 2024 Annual Fathers Day Brew hop. I cna share that after all was said and done that say this place was my father-in-law's favorite Plymouth brewery. He liked the set up. He liked the guy behind the bar. He liked the aesthetic. He liked their beer. I liked the off the beaten path location (look closely or you will miss the sign.) I liked the chalkboard wall which my 3 year old really enjoyed and the guy was super nice. I feel like this is the everyday mans type of brewery.

Great all around beer. One of the better small breweries that I've been to in the northeast. I had…read more2 flights of their beer and liked them all. Definitely going back, most of the people are older and laid back. Not much of atmosphere so fine if you're a beer nerd. Service is also friendly and knowledgeable.