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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Hawaii
Posts: 5
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
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You pretty much need to boil the wort to make good beer. For any number of reasons. Sanitation and hopping would top my list.
For the beginner, I'd recommend a bucket, a carboy, and some extract/steeped grain recipes. Use liquid yeast and whole hops and you can make darn good beer. Welcome to the forum! You lucky lady living in Hawaii! I'll be on the Big Island in a few weeks. I am SO STOKED!!!
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Ogden, UT
Posts: 16
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My very first attempt to homebrew some 10-odd years ago while living in Houston was with a no boil kit. I used the finished product to kill fire ants in my back yard while I drank a Pearl.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Queensland, Australia
Posts: 21
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hi
I'm still on the kit beers, they're drinkable and a cheap alternative. but i'm sure once i cross the line into proper brewing there'll be no turning back. i am looking forward to adding some hops or somthing to my next kit brew. i've spoke to my local home brew guy and he was going to get me started on adding a bit to my kit beers over the next couple of batches to see the change. i'll keep you posted on the results if you'd like.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posts: 54
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You mean you found a shop in Queensland where they do something other than just sell kit beers!!! All the shops around me (in Brisbane) just want to concentrate on kit beers. They sell grains, unhopped malts and hops but are not exactly pushing it or able to give tonnes of advice. I've had to rely on our friends from the US for documentation, books, websites etc. |
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