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The price can be frustrating, but the gun works great and is super easy to clean & sanitize. Try it out and you will enjoy it.

You won't regret the decision. It is a hobby that will consume you and your money, but it is so worth it. Enjoy!!

Maine to Colorado is probably better than my move from Maine to Florida. AG is great and you will find a ton of resources on HBT.

I agree with Reno that your beer is probably green and it will change with time and carbonation. Let it carb for a couple weeks and I bet it will be much better.

It makes a huge difference and I saw improvements right away. Pitching the correct amount of yeast and temperature control are two of the biggest impacts on your beer.

If you are doing just and extract brew then the 2-row would be covered by the DME and only the specialty grains would be needed. Just personal preference, but I look at Nugget as more of a bittering hop and would tie in more flavor/aroma hops like Amarillo or Centennial which also go great with...

This time of year you probably can find a good place to ferment your beer in your house. I would recommend eventually getting one as in the summer there is nowhere in my house that is 64F. One of the disadvantages we have brewing in the sunshine state.

If you are going to have yeast shipped to you then I would stick with US-05 which it sounds like you did for your second brew. It is a great yeast to use and a lot of people still prefer it. I really wouldn't worry so much about your fermentation as long as it has started which is sounds like...

You found out the key to this hobby. You get to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Welcome to the club and enjoy!

Awesome thread everyone! You have just saved me a lot of work now that I won't be using a secondary anymore. Guess I will have time to brew more batches of beer.

5 fermenting now. 3137 + 5 = 3142