motorneuron
Well-Known Member
This is a pretty general question, because I don't have a really specific need in mind, but I wanted input on what homebrewing book I should read next. I don't have a specific topic in mind that I want to read up on; I'm still learning a lot and getting my feet wet (especially after several boilovers). I'll list at the outset what I have read:
(1) Palmer, How to Brew
(2) Papazian, The Complete Joy of Homebrewing
(3) Mosher, Radical Brewing
(4) Daniels, Designing Great Beers
I think I'd enjoy almost anything, as long as it's good. Of the books I've read, Palmer's was extremely informative obviously and great to have on hand; Radical Brewing was probably my favorite, though I also liked the Complete Joy of Homebrewing a lot; and I found Daniels a little dry (and maybe a little outdated, since his data is largely from the early 90s).
Thanks!
(1) Palmer, How to Brew
(2) Papazian, The Complete Joy of Homebrewing
(3) Mosher, Radical Brewing
(4) Daniels, Designing Great Beers
I think I'd enjoy almost anything, as long as it's good. Of the books I've read, Palmer's was extremely informative obviously and great to have on hand; Radical Brewing was probably my favorite, though I also liked the Complete Joy of Homebrewing a lot; and I found Daniels a little dry (and maybe a little outdated, since his data is largely from the early 90s).
Thanks!