Yes. We stock complete starter kits for both brewing and hydroponics with everything you need to begin confidently.

Definitely. Bring in your project details and we’ll guide you through system selection, nutrient schedules, or brewing equipment setups.

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We carry a wide range of hydroponic and brewing brands, including Still Spirits, Top Shelf, BrewZilla, Hydro Axis, Great White, and other well-known manufacturers.

You only need a basic setup to begin: a fermenter, airlock, sanitiser, hydrometer, brewing extract or grain kit, and bottles. Starter kits include everything you need and are perfect for beginners.

Most homebrew beers take 7 to 14 days to ferment and another 1 to 2 weeks to bottle condition, depending on temperature and beer style.

Any contamination during brewing can cause off-flavours or spoil a batch. Sanitising removes bacteria and wild yeast, ensuring your beer ferments cleanly and safely.

Yes. Many kits allow you to replace sugar with malt extract, which boosts flavour and improves the body of the beer.

Hydroponics is a method of growing plants without soil, using nutrient-rich water and controlled environments to maximise growth and yield.

Yes. Hydroponics is easier than many people expect. With the right setup and nutrient schedule, beginners see fast, healthy growth with fewer pests and soil issues.

For beginners, we often recommend Deep Water Culture (DWC) or a simple flood-and-drain system. They’re easy to maintain and provide great results.

You can legally own a still under 5 litres, but distilling alcohol requires the correct excise permissions. Most customers use essences and base spirits like vodka to create spirits without distillation.

Using Still Spirits essences combined with neutral alcohol (vodka or filtered sugar wash) is the simplest method. You mix the essence with a base spirit to create whisky, rum, gin, bourbon, liqueurs, and more.

If not using purchased vodka, you can ferment a sugar wash using turbo yeast, nutrients, and carbon filtering. This gives you a neutral base for your essences.