New to brewing? online version of "how to brew"

ryms88 · Jan 17, 2011

was looking on the web and found this website

http://www.howtobrew.com/intro.html

its the whole book lots of great info, at least i think so. searching for a specific topic is easy and fast too.

hope it helps!

mmb · Jan 17, 2011

That's quite the find.

humann_brewing · Jan 17, 2011

amazing, that is a gem. Great find!

klyph · Jan 17, 2011

You know, I bet if you cut the top off, you could use a keg shell for a kettle.

humann_brewing · Jan 17, 2011

klyph said:
You know, I bet if you cut the top off, you could use a keg shell for a kettle.

That's crazy talk

K5MOW · Jan 17, 2011

That is a very good book. I got the book.

Roger

ryms88 · Jan 17, 2011

i bought it too, wish i would have found it online first!

Edcculus · Jan 17, 2011

FWIW, this is the 1st edition, which Palmer has pretty widely advertised as being there for free. Its up to the 3rd or 4th edition now. The info on the howtobrew.com site is very good, but some of it as John himself admits is pretty out of date. The website is a pretty good jumping off point, but do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of the book. It can usually be had off of Amazon for less than $20

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