Beer brewing supplies are in general things that you have to buy new for every batch.
Compared to the list in the beer brewing equipment these are returning expenses that you have to calculate in the cost of your batch
The first thing I suggest you do is to read my take on how to start home beer brewing.
Supplies play a key role at every stage of brewing, and this complete beer brewing basics guide shows how ingredients and tools work together from start to finish.
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Beer Kits
A beer kit is in many ways the best way to get started until you have some more experience and can start from scratch. I have a whole page filled with ideas and links to the best home beer-making kits.
Beer Bottles
You can argue that this is a piece of equipment and I leave that up to you to decide. I use them over and over again so I think it is a supply. At the moment of writing this, all I use are Grolsch Bottles. There are, however, many other options that I will write about later.
Bottle Caps
The use of the right bottle caps is often overlooked. The result can be a ruined batch of beer. There are also many options to choose from, so I have dedicated a whole page to homebrew bottle caps.
It would be best if you also had a good bottle-capping tool for the best result.
Eddie McVay
Eddie McVay is a home brewer with over a decade of hands-on experience making beer and wine at home. He started with a simple home brewing kit and learned through real batches, real mistakes, and constant experimentation. His articles focus on practical, beginner-friendly advice, clear explanations, and proven techniques that help home brewers get better results without overcomplicating the process. Read more about Eddie Mcvay here.