As we enter the holiday season, many of you will be assembling your gift lists for 2009.  Here are some gift ideas for your favorite brewer from BeerSmith:

• BeerSmith Home Brewing Software – $21.95 – Our own homebrewing recipe software
• The Barley Crusher – $109.95 – Dual roller 7lb malt mill for crushing grains
• Beer Starter Kit – $69.99 – Basic beer brewing starter kit for new brewers
• How to Brew Book – $19.99 – A great introduction to brewing for beginners by John Palmer (interview)
• The Auto Siphon – $11 – Makes siphoning from one container to another easy
• Jet Bottle Washer – $12.99 – A personal favorite of mine – fast way to clean bottles
• Home Kegging System – $99 or $159 complete with tank – Stop messing with bottles (keg article)
• Blichmann Beer Gun – $75 – An easy way to fill bottles directly from a kegging system (article)
• Designing Great Beers Book – $19.95 – Book on recipe design by Ray Daniels for intermediate/advanced brewers – a classic!
• 9″ Stainless Domed False Bottom – $24 – To convert your 5 gal Igloo Cooler into a Mash Tun (article)
• 2 Liter Growler – $32 – So you can pour kegged beer and take it to a friend’s house
• Radical Brewing book – $19.95 – Randy Mosher’s eclectic book on a wide variety of brewing topics and styles (article)
• 5.2 pH Stabilizer – $13.99 – A great way to stabilize the pH of your mash for all grain brewers (article)
• 2 liter Erlenmeyer flask – $22 – For making properly sized yeast starters (article) or washing yeast (article)
• 9 Gallon Stainless Pot – $69.99 – Large enough to do full boil 5 gallon all grain batches
• Wort Chiller – $65 – For quickly cooling your beer after boiling (article)
• Beer Ingredient Kits – $Varies – You do need the ingredients if you want to make beer
• New Brewing Lager – $19.95 – An updated version of Noonan’s classic book on brewing lagers
• The BeerSmith Home Brewing Guide – Free! – Our free online guide to brewing with dozens of articles

(Many of the links above are to Adventures in Homebrewing, a sponsor of this site, though many brewing supply stores also carry these products)

If you have your own brewing holiday gift ideas for this season, be sure to drop us a comment below.  Have a great holiday season – and thanks again for visiting the BeerSmith Home Brewing Blog.  As always, you can subscribe for regular email delivery if you enjoyed this post.

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